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Everyone loves snacks, and many have come and gone over the years. In the past, though, some have caused controversy, and a few were even dangerous.

“Inulin helps keep blood sugar levels stable, favouring patients with diabetes. Chicory also has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant traits that can boost liver function and lower inflammation. Chicory ...

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Celery is more than just a crunchy snack. Research suggests that the vegetable may have a range of small but measurable ...

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Network and umbrella analyses suggest certain probiotic strains or combinations reduce necrotizing enterocolitis risk in extremely premature infants and may lower mortality.

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Poor diet quality is strongly associated with elevated cardiovascular disease morbidity and mortality risk. This American Heart Association scientific statement for food-based cardiovascular health ...