By 2025-06-30 Off “Processed Meat and Health: Understanding Risks, Consumer Trends, and Nutritional Alternatives” The International Agency for Research on Cancer, part of the World Health Organization, categorizes processed meat as a carcinogen. In this context, “processed” refers to meat that has undergone treatments such as salting, curing, fermenting,…
By 2025-06-30 Off “Sweet Solutions: The Rise of Stevia in a Health-Conscious Market” In a world fixated on calorie counts, consumers have long sought ways to indulge their sweet cravings without the risk of weight gain, prompting food and beverage manufacturers to find suitable solutions. The emergence of…
By 2025-06-30 Off “Rising Concerns Over Arsenic Levels in Infant Rice Cereals: Industry Responses and Consumer Recommendations” Rice absorbs arsenic from soil and water more readily than other grains, which explains the higher concentrations of this heavy metal found in infant rice cereals. Healthy Babies Bright Futures reported that since the issue…
By 2025-06-30 Off “Reviving the Fig: From Classic Cookies to Modern Culinary Innovations” The fig, one of the oldest cultivated plants in the world and part of the mulberry family, has primarily been recognized in the U.S. as an ingredient in Fig Newtons, a chewy cookie from Mondelez.…
By 2025-06-30 Off “Exploring the Rise of Seaweed in Mainstream Food Products and Dietary Supplements” While enthusiasts are well aware of its nutritious benefits, mainstream consumers may struggle with the perception of seaweed as a food option. Nevertheless, there are numerous products available that aim to entice these consumers. Various…
By 2025-06-30 Off “Moderate Cheese Consumption: A Potentially Heart-Healthy Indulgence in a Balanced Diet” While analyzing existing studies is not equivalent to conducting a clinical trial with a large participant base, the findings remain intriguing. The researchers did not specify the types of cheeses consumed across the 15 different…
By 2025-06-30 Off “Long-Term Research Reveals Impact of Climate Change on Cocoa Quality Amid Rising Demand for Sustainable Chocolate” The researchers behind the study emphasized that there is no evidence supporting the notion that climate change could enhance the flavor of chocolate beans, despite some interpretations suggesting otherwise. They highlighted their objective of conducting…
By 2025-06-30 Off “Unlocking the Potential of Tart Cherries: A Natural Sleep Aid and Antioxidant Powerhouse” Tart cherries are recognized for their impressive antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits. As noted by Bonnie Taub-Dix, a registered dietitian nutritionist, they can serve as a natural pain reliever and assist in muscle recovery following exercise.…
By 2025-06-30 Off “Hydroponic Certification Controversy Dominates National Organic Standards Board Meeting in Florida” During its meeting in Florida this week, the National Organic Standards Board had a packed agenda, but the hydroponic proposal captured significant attention. The board, which votes on nonbinding recommendations for the USDA’s consideration, has…
By 2025-06-30 Off “The Role of Calcium Citrate in Blood Transfusions: Key Anticoagulant for Enhanced Patient Outcomes” Originally published on, this article discusses the role of calcium citrate in blood transfusions. Calcium citrate is a key anticoagulant used during blood transfusions to prevent clotting. Its effectiveness in maintaining blood fluidity makes it…