NutraIngredients News Headlines Week 27 2007

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More magnesium-rich food for less diabetes - meta-analysis

Eating more magnesium-rich foods, like green leafy vegetables and nuts,

may reduce the risk of type-2 diabetes, suggests a meta-analysis of

observational studies...

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Nibble of chocolate may lower blood pressure

Having a morsel of chocolate every day may lower blood pressure levels

and lead to clinically important reductions for cardiovascular diseases,

suggests a new study...

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Vitamin D levels may affect heart health - study

Increasing levels of vitamin D could boost heart health, says a large

study from the US that also calls for studies to assess a direct benefit

of vitamin supplements...

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Vitamin D, calcium may prevent, improve diabetes

Combined supplementation with vitamin D and calcium may improve blood

sugar and insulin levels, suggests a new meta-analysis and review...

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More support for Med diet's heart benefits Consuming a

Mediterranean-style diet, rich in fruit, vegetables and fish, may

decrease oxidative damage to LDL cholesterol and protect against

coronary heart disease, suggests a new study...

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Probiotics may help against stomach ulcers

People with stomach ulcers may benefit from probiotics to speed up

recovery, suggest results from an animal study from Hong Kong...

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