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Gut bacteria influence absorption of dietary fats, says new research Examiner.com In a world first, researchers studying Zebrafish have found that the mix of bacteria which inhabit the gut influence how well fats are absorbed from the intestines. Some gut microbes increase the absorption of dietary fats, allowing the host organism ... See all stories on this topic » Examiner.com

Increased Dietary Fructose Linked to Elevated Uric Acid Levels and Lower Liver ... HealthNewsDigest.com (HealthNewsDigest.com) - Obese patients with type 2 diabetes who consume higher amounts of fructose display reduced levels of liver adenosine triphosphate (ATP)—a compound involved in the energy transfer between cells. The findings, published in the ... See all stories on this topic »

Can Your Diet Can Give Your Daughter Breast Cancer? New Study Says Yes iScienceTimes.com Pregnant women who eat unhealthy and overly fatty foods when pregnant may be increasing the risk that their daughters and granddaughters develop breast cancer, according to a new study, published in the journal Nature Communications. The study ... See all stories on this topic » iScienceTimes.com

A diet of dunking: Mother with rare stomach condition forced to live solely on ... Daily Mail The machine will be used for a week to monitor how it affects her diet and then consultations will begin for a permanent pacemaker to be placed in her stomach. Mrs Kettle said: 'The pacemaker stimulates the muscles to contract, which I need because it ... See all stories on this topic » Daily Mail

Eating a high fat diet can 'prevent obesity and improve your metabolism' Daily Mail For 18 weeks, researchers fed mice a high fat diet on a fixed schedule, comparing these mice to three control groups - one eating a low fat diet on a fixed schedule, one that ate on an unscheduled low fat and one group eating an unscheduled high fat diet. See all stories on this topic » Daily Mail

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