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What are the healthiest beans? Try these nutrient-dense options

It’s hard to go wrong with any kind of bean. Beans are a “nutrition powerhouse,” says one nutritionist.

Chicago Sun-Times

Health: Factors for advanced stage AL amyloidosis outcomes

Amyloidosis develops when normal proteins in the body misfold and form amyloid deposits in vital organs and tissues, resulting in organ dysfunction, failure, and death. Read further on Dynamite News:

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How to pimp up your instant ramen (and save money)

Don’t turn your nose up at packet ramen. When you add your own flavours, veg and protein, it becomes something spectacular and amazingly easy to accomplish, says Prudence Wade

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Why people should be eating New Zealand grass

Grass and leafy greens are great sources of top-grade protein and way more environmentally friendly than meat or dairy. Scientists say NZ should be taking the lead, reports Nikki Mandow

Newsroom.co.nz

How to make coffee smoothies: my new favorite health trend

Smoothies invigorate and coffees caffeinate, and blending the two together somehow works. Here's how to make coffee smoothies like the experts.

Homes & Gardens

Meet the rising star female founders behind the new Fortune Founders Forum

Air Protein's Lisa Dyson, Motherly's Jill Koziol and more are part of the new Fortune Founders Forum.

Fortune

Meet Lisa Dyson, who looked to the space program for new ways to create nutritional food

Air Protein was founded in 2019 and has raised $107 million.

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Milk protein examined in nasal spray to stop viruses

Lactoferrin researched for "antiviral immunity".

Newcastle Herald

Geneticists Are Finally Hunting For The Mysterious Genes That Still Lurk In Our DNA

Researchers in the U.K. launched a database, dubbed the "unknome," to research understudied proteins in our genome.

Inverse

Is the Smeg Personal Blender as functional as it is pretty? We tried the Instagram-friendly buy

Add a splash of colour to your kitchen while blitzing up healthy shakes and smoothies with the Smeg Personal Blender

Ideal Home

Health: High level of protein used to save from heart attack may signal risk of death, says Study

According to research published in the journal Heart, a high level of troponin, a protein typically used to rule out the possibility of a heart attack in patients with chest pain, may signal a higher risk of death from any cause within the next two years, even in the absence…

Dynamite News

Sales at vegan burger maker Beyond Meat fall by almost a third

US firm cuts revenue forecast as consumers opt for cheaper options amid cost of living crisis

The Guardian - UK

Americans Unsure About How Much Protein They Actually Need

Many people polled admit that their protein intake is too low,

Zenger

Romesco chicken and other recipes to fall in love with

This in-between phase of British summer calls for recipes that fill the gap. From date night romesco chicken to crispy chilli beef protein bowls, this week’s meal plan from Hannah Twiggs covers all the bases

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Zenger

In A First, Scientists Induce Cancer Cells To Kill Themselves

Researchers use a ‘Trojan horse’ approach to get cancer cells to produce toxic bacteria that destroys them from within.

Fortune

8 healthy fast food picks for when you're eating on the go

Too much saturated fat, sugar, and sodium is linked to heart disease.

The Conversation

Is this the protein plant of the future? New study finds 'sweetness gene' that makes lupins tastier

If you walk into a bar in Italy, you might be served a dish of salty, nutritious snacks: lupin beans, a legume that has been eaten around the Mediterranean and in parts of the Middle East and Africa for thousands of years.

Zenger

Scientists Develop Molecule That Kills Tumors Without Affecting Other Cells

“Results have been promising. The post Scientists develop molecule that kills tumors without affecting other cells

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Weird 'gut-eye axis' links the retina and intestines, and may help explain glaucoma

A type of immune cell that travels from the gut to the eyeballs may help to explain why some people with glaucoma continue to lose their vision after treatment.

Marie Claire

These are the only 3 healthy smoothie recipes you need to know, according to nutritionists

Simple and tasty - winner, winner.

Evening Standard

Best oat milks for plant-based perfection in your coffee or your cooking

These barista-grade lactose substitutes will elevate your brew

Dynamite News

Researchers finds mechanism that minimises liver injury during transplantation

According to a study conducted at UCLA, a protein known as CEACAM1 helps shield the liver from damage during the transplantation process, which may enhance the success of the procedure. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Hindu

The curious case of lactose intolerance

Lactose intolerance is the digestive system’s response to the milk sugar (lactose), whereas in the event of a milk allergy, the entire immune system will react against the milk protein. The reaction is often immediate and severe in the case of milk allergy, while lactose intolerance will never lead to…

The Independent UK

Cancer breakthrough as groundbreaking pill found to ‘kill tumours’

Developed over the last two decades, it has shown to be effective in treating multiple cancers, including breast and prostate

Dynamite News

Low protein levels in spinal fluid predicts mild cognitive impairment: Study

A study of cognitively healthy adults has added to evidence that low spinal fluid levels of a protein associated with learning and memory in mice may serve as an early predictor of mild cognitive impairment (MCI) years before symptoms appear. Read further on Dynamite News:

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