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The correlation between higher magnesium intake and reduced risk of type 2 diabetes is stronger in the context of poor-carbohydrate-quality diets

Magnesium, T2DM Link Seen in Poor-Carbohydrate-Quality Diet

Higher magnesium intake tied to lower diabetes risk, especially in lower-carbohydrate-quality diets
Enjoyment of spicy food seems to reduce individual salt preference

Enjoyment of Spicy Food May Lower Salt Preference, Intake

High spice preference leads to lower salt intake, blood pressure than in those who dislike spice
For adolescents

Vitamin K-1 Intake Tied to Heart Structure, Function in Teens

Progressive decrease in prevalence of LV hypertrophy across tertiles of phylloquinone intake
Foodborne transmission from retail meat may account for a substantial proportion of community-acquired urinary tract infection

IDSA: Retail Meat May Be a Transmission Source for UTIs

Almost one-fourth of retail poultry contains E. coli strains associated with urinary tract infections
Habitual skipping of breakfast is associated with increased likelihood of atherosclerosis independent of traditional and dietary cardiovascular risk factors

Skipping Breakfast Tied to Increased Odds of Atherosclerosis

Odds of noncoronary, generalized atherosclerosis up independent of traditional, dietary CV risk factors
Among overweight and obese women

Nut Consumption Linked to Nutritionally Rich Food Intake

Nut consumers eat more fruits, vegetables, less red meat, and have lower BMI than non-nut consumers
For low-income adults

Participation in SNAP Can Cut Health Care Expenditures

In fully adjusted models, SNAP linked to lower annual health care expenditure for low-income adults
Magnesium levels

Magnesium Levels Tied to Dementia Risk

Both too high and too low of levels tied to increased dementia risk
A dietary approach and a traditional treatment approach of proton pump inhibition and standard reflux precautions are similarly effective for patients with laryngopharyngeal reflux

Dietary Approach Effective for Laryngopharyngeal Reflux

Traditional PPI treatment approach appears no better than plant-based diet and alkaline water
There is strong evidence that physical activity and a healthy diet reduce the risk of colorectal cancer

Strong Evidence for Healthy Lifestyle Reducing CRC Risk

Consuming whole grains, foods with dietary fiber, dairy products reduces risk of colorectal cancer