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Many U.S. ice cream producers to phase out artificial food dyes by 2028

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · United States

Many U.S. ice cream producers to phase out artificial food dyes by 2028

58% Center coverage: 104 sources

A group of ice cream makers that produce 90% of the nation’s ice cream and frozen dairy desserts are pledging to eliminate many artificial food dyes from their offerings by the end of 2027.See the Story

Tai Chi, yoga, walking and jogging proven to improve sleep quality and potentially ease insomnia: Study

Health · China

Tai Chi, yoga, walking and jogging proven to improve sleep quality and potentially ease insomnia: Study

62% Center coverage: 48 sources

Starbucks Launches New 'Secret Menu' Items in the App

Starbucks · United States

Starbucks Launches New 'Secret Menu' Items in the App

74% Center coverage: 38 sources

(NewsNation) — After years of back-door Instagram posts and word-of-mouth recommendations, Starbucks is making its "secret menu" an official tab on its app. The coffee chain announced four new drinks — featuring "top Starbucks drink customizations" — on Monday. "Inspired by the popular Starbucks Not-So-Secret Menu broadcast channel on Instagram, the Starbucks secret menu in the app allows Starbucks Rewards members to easily order the featured, p…See the Story

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Walmart Recalls: Chicken Sausage with Plastic Pieces, Shoe Accessories that Can Catch on Fire

60% Center coverage: 10 sources

This week’s recalls and consumer warnings at America’s largest retailer include chainsaws with an off switch that doesn’t work and incorrectly labeled Ritz cracker sandwiches.With thousands of products on shelves and available online, Walmart serves millions of Americans; 90% of the U.S. population lives within 10 miles of a Walmart store. When a product it sells is recalled, there can be widespread effects.Product Recalls · United States See the Story

Popular Yogurt Recalled; Could Contain Sharp Plastic Pieces

97% Center coverage: 36 sources

YoCrunch yogurt products are being pulled from store shelves nationwide due to a safety concern -- plastic in the dome -- its manufacturer announced Monday.Walmart · United States See the Story

Milk Might Actually Be More Hydrating Than Water—Here's What the Science Says

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

This tasty, budget-friendly beverage could even be better than a sports drink.Getty ImagesKey PointsHydration depends on more than just water—some nutrient-rich drinks, like milk, can also help.Milk offers water, electrolytes, and carbs that support fluid balance and post-workout recovery.While milk can hydrate, water should still be your main beverage for daily hydration needs.If you've ever felt extra-thirsty, even after chugging a tall glass …Science · Chicago Read Article

The Best Time to Take Electrolytes for Maximum Absorption, According to Sports Dietitians

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Turns out, one size doesn’t fit all.Reviewed by Dietitian Karen Ansel, M.S., RDNGetty Images. EatingWell design.Key PointsElectrolytes, like sodium, potassium and magnesium, help us maintain fluid balance. They may help prevent dehydration from exercise, illness and hot, humid weather.Experts say many factors determine the best time to take electrolytes for max absorption.Whether you’re already taking electrolytes or are just thinking about it, …United States · United States Read Article

Does Adding a Banana to Your Smoothie Actually Lower Its Antioxidants? Here’s What Dietitians Say

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A new study has people rethinking their go-to smoothie ingredient. Should you?Reviewed by Dietitian Karen Ansel, M.S., RDNGetty Images. EatingWell design.Key PointsA recent study found bananas may block absorption of antioxidants from fruits, like berries.This has many people questioning if it’s OK to add bananas to smoothies.Before swearing off nutrient-rich bananas, dietitians caution this is a very small study.Many people consider bananas to …Vietnam · Vietnam See the Story

5 Reasons You May Not Be Losing Weight Even in a Calorie Deficit, According to Dietitians

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If you're eating in a calorie deficit but not losing weight, here's what dietitians say might be going on. Plus, tips to support healthy weight loss.United States · United States Read Article

6 Snacks That Can Reduce Colon Cancer Risk, According to a Gastroenterologist

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Plus our favorite recipes to make them at home.Reviewed by Dietitian Emily Lachtrupp, M.S., RDEatingWell design.Key PointsGut-healthy snacks like yogurt, citrus and nuts may help lower your risk of colon cancer.Gastroenterologist-approved foods like apples, watermelon and guacamole support digestion.A healthy diet can't replace medical care, but it plays a key role in lowering chronic disease risk.Colon cancer rates are on the rise, especially f…Food & Drink · United States Read Article

Scientists Just Linked the Keto Diet with Higher Cancer Risk—Here's What to Know

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It may be linked to an increased risk of all types of cancers.Getty Images. EatingWell design.Key PointsThe ketogenic diet is a very low-carb, high-fat diet often used for weight loss.This study suggests the keto diet may increase the risk of all cancers.Following an anti-inflammatory diet may help reduce the risk of cancer by lowering inflammation.Heart disease still holds the top spot for causes of death in the U.S., but cancer isn’t far behin…Keto · United States Read Article

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