Opinion: Ultra-Processed Foods Don’t Deserve a Defense

While it’s true that ultra-processed foods are more affordable and accessible to many, that shouldn’t justify their promotion as a regular dietary choice. These foods are designed to be hyper-palatable, triggering overconsumption. Relying on them in the name of convenience overlooks the long-term damage they do to both personal health and public healthcare systems.

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Iron Deficiency in Women: Debunking Myths and Navigating Supplemental Solutions

Iron deficiency remains a persistent concern for women, affecting energy levels, cognitive function, and overall health. In this comprehensive exploration, we delve into the intricacies of iron deficiency, dispel common myths, and provide practical strategies for maintaining optimal iron levels while navigating potential interactions with supplements, medications, and dietary choices.

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Unmasking the Truth About Energy Drinks and Caffeine

A tired looking woman drinking a caffeinaited drink in a cup

The deceptive allure of energy drinks and caffeine, likening their effects to a temporary boost rather than a sustainable source of energy. While caffeine may temporarily block neurotransmitters associated with sleepiness, it ultimately masks fatigue rather than generating genuine energy.

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