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Cinnamon supplements may create risks for people with anticoagulant medication: Research

Listen to the article Cinnamon may be a favorite spice in both kitchens and health stores, but a new study has found that over -consumption could interfere with the way the body processes prescription drugs. Published in the magazine Food Chemistry: Molecular SciencesThe study found that the cinnady – the drastic compound in cinnamon – is extremely biodegradite and can interact with enzymes that affect the metabolism of drugs. The findings indicate that excessive intake of supplements or cinnamon-containing products could lead to herbal-napkin interactions, especially for people taking medicines or managing chronic diseases. “Cinnamon is not harmless just because

April 28, 2025

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Extremely processed foods associated with increasing early deaths, world study warns

Listen to the article Lifestyle: Consuming large amounts of over-processed foods (UPFs) significantly increases the risk of early death, according to an international study that has intensified invitations to emergency regulation. Monteiro is determined by highly processed foods that are made of cheap, manipulated ingredients with few whole foods and often contain synthetic additives that enhance the taste, soils and addiction to make them enjoyable and form a habit. Investigations conducted in eight countries, including England and the United States, found that every 10% increase in UPF intake increases the risk of death before the age of 75% by 3%.

January 28, 2025

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Coca-Cola remembers drinks for concerns for the safety of chloride in selected purchases

Listen to the article Coca-Cola has launched a recall of some drinks in various European countries due to security concerns that are higher than acceptable levels of green, a chemical by-product. The recall affects products in Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands, with a small number of products also sent to the United Kingdom, where they have already been sold. Infected drinks include popular Coca-Cola brands such as Coke, Fanta, Sprite, Tropico and Minute Maid. Chloric can be formed when chlorine -based disinfectants are used in water treatment and food treatment. However, Coca-Cola has emphasized that the independent analysis of experts

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