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ANH-Intl Feature: Spanish study - do high protein Mediterranean diets kill you quicker?
13 May 2015
ANH-Intl explains why the latest damning of high protein diets is not relevant to most people’s long-term health and weight loss goals
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Australian mouse study: signal to return to high carb diet?
03 June 2015
We show why we should interpret the findings of this short-term mouse study with extreme caution and continue with the recommendations given in ANH’s Food4Health plate
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Three-in-one: three positive studies in one scientific journal!
01 March 2009
One edition of the Archives of Internal Medicine contains three studies showing benefit of high-dose nutrients or supplements on health
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Guest Feature: Electrosmog — damaging our health by stealth
30 November 2016
We can’t live without Wi-Fi, but are we paying too high a price for 24/7 connectivity?
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Zinc deficiency: what are the most appropriate interventions? (1)
10 October 2007
Zinc deficiency is one of the ten biggest factors contributing to burden of disease in developing countries with high mortality.
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Zinc deficiency: what are the most appropriate interventions?
11 February 2005
Zinc deficiency is one of the ten biggest factors contributing to burden of disease in developing countries with high mortality.
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News Alerts: Week 52, 2020
23 December 2020
High blood sugar levels & covid-19; Genetic engineering health risks; Junk food harms teen sleep; An avocado a day keeps your gut microbes happy; BAME community & vitamin D deficiency; Ayurveda & covid-19
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News Alerts: Week 45, 2016
09 November 2016
New vit D levels for Europe, EU health claims block regulation, Personalised nutrition on the rise, UK childhood obesity hits high, More CDC scientists lodge ethics complaint, Future supplements dependent on technology
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Wi-fi networks a cancer risk, say UK teachers
09 April 2009
UK Teachers Association calls for wireless technology to be suspended in schools due to cancer risks.
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Do B vitamins help brain ageing?
19 November 2014
New study finds no effect on cognitive performance from folic acid and B12. Is this yet another study designed to fail?