The Great Salt Debate: So Bad?
This week experts warned against the dangers of overdoing low-sodium diets. That's a step toward what salt advocates like "The Salt Guru" Morton Satin have enjoined for years.
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This week experts warned against the dangers of overdoing low-sodium diets. That's a step toward what salt advocates like "The Salt Guru" Morton Satin have enjoined for years.
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Marijuana users had smaller waists and scored higher across several measures of blood sugar regulation.
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Possibilities include floppy baby syndrome and death, but honey-pacifiers still exist.
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Single-celled fungi all around us do so much good and so much bad.
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Wrigley revoked caffeine-gum in response to FDA noise. Is this where it ends?
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The U.S. FDA announced a plan to investigate and potentially regulate caffeine.
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U.S. Naval medics are forcing tubes down the noses of detainees at Guantánamo Bay in order to feed them against their will. The U.N. has said this violates international law. When does "suicide prevention" become torture?
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Kids living in the U.S. who were born elsewhere are 59 percent less likely to have allergic diseases, but their risk increases with time spent in the country.
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Major medical journal takes on the eat-cinnamon-feel-terrible meme very late in the game; awareness and mystique of proscribed act heightened
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Some of the fancy new tea bags are made of fancy plastic. A fair price to pay for drinkable luxury?
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