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Dr. Renu B., PhDWelcome to your personalized journey to optimizing gene expression through simple daily choices. Recent scientific research suggests that lifestyle factors can influence […]
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Dr. Heena A., PhDFood allergies are a significant health issue in the United States, affecting roughly 33 million people (1 in 10). These allergies are
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By , Fact-checked by: Dr. Sumeet K., PhDNutrigenomics is the science of how your food talks to your genes. It studies how what we eat can switch certain parts
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By , Fact-checked by: Dr. Heena A., PhDEver noticed how some people can gobble up spicy food like it’s a piece of cake while others struggle with a slightly
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By , Fact-checked by: Dr. Heena A., PhDEver wonder, “why do I crave for sugar” when you’re feeling low or bored? You’re not alone. Sugar cravings are a common
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By , Fact-checked by: Dr. Renu B., PhDWe all know that a cup of coffee can give us a much-needed energy boost. But have you ever wondered how the
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By , Fact-checked by: Dr. Renu B., PhDCaffeine is a popular stimulant found in many foods and drinks like coffee, tea, chocolate, energy drinks, and soda. Its effects vary
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By , Fact-checked by: Dr. Heena A., PhDCaffeine is a natural ingredient that comes from plants like coffee beans, tea leaves, cocoa beans, and kola nuts. We also find
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By , Fact-checked by: Dr. Sumeet K., PhDCaffeine is a natural ingredient that we can find in things like coffee beans, tea leaves, cacao pods, and kola nuts. It’s
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