Is salt good for you after all?
A new study questions whether current global salt limits are too low.
But don’t reach for the salt just yet – the guidelines are unlikely to change any time soon:
https://t.co/U8n9QiGwIu @Uni_Newcastle
Prebiotic fibres are like fertiliser for our gut microbiota! Listening to @CroweTim discuss all things gut health, prebiotics, short-chain fatty acids & more, in @DNconnection webinar today.
Gut microbial make-up can markedly alter within 24 hours of a change in diet. But getting enough fibre for health benefits is a long-term game. Thanks to @CroweTim for an informative health professional update today! @DNconnection
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New study showed a 16% decrease in peanut allergy following
earlier introduction of peanut https://t.co/ruKyf3U27P
#peanutallergy#nutallergy#foodallergy
Did you know blood glucose testing strips have a ‘use by’ date?
If your strips are out of date, or have been exposed to too much heat or air, your readings may not be accurate.
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The highs and lows of #BGLs - https://t.co/22zq7XCltA
#GoodMorningHealth#BloodGlucose
I tried it this morning - it shows the breakdown of take away consumption - which may help you to see what you actually eat most often of. Go and try it yourself!
Did you know April is #AlcoholAwarenessMonth? If you are of legal drinking age and choose to consume alcoholic beverages, use these guidelines to enjoy them responsibly. 🍺🍸🍷
#eatright
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Flavanols are in fruits and vegetables, tea and cocoa. Eating foods rich in flavanols is linked with less cognitive decline as people age. New research suggests: flavanols appear to improve blood flow to the brain.
#brainhealth#guthealth
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The findings of an Australian-first study suggests many Australians are unwittingly eating their way to chronic ill-health by choosing ultra-processed foods that are often wrongly marketed as healthy. More: https://t.co/NgW3CpkD0Z @DeakinHealth
Common symptoms of coeliac disease in adults:
-anaemia
-bloating & farting
-diarrhoea/constipation
-fatigue
-nausea & vomiting
-stomach cramps
-weight loss
-no symptoms at all.
Symptoms or not, if you have #CoeliacDisease, ingesting gluten does damage:
https://t.co/jaHVeughID