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Research is examining whether cutting salt can help reverse Singapore’s hypertension trend.
27 reports · 6 Oct
Summary · from headlines6 points
- Singapore cuts sugar, but salt intake rises.
- Gastroenterologists weigh in on eating more fiber as a top gut-health habit.
- A study suggests ultra-processed meals raise insulin despite matched nutrients.
- Diet changes may lower blood pressure, according to doctors and new studies.
- A Mediterranean diet is linked to lower prevalence of adult acne.
- A celebrity nutritionist says eating the same vegetables isn’t enough for gut health.
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EatingWell6 Oct · 22:54Timeline 27 reports
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