Sentences with phrase «less heart disease»

The correction means that the meta - analysis now says people who report eating lots of this particular fat have significantly less heart disease; previously, it said there was no significant effect.

As expected, there was far less heart disease, cancer or diabetes.

Furthermore, increased nut consumption has been linked in many studies to better health including less heart disease and diabetes (18).

So, even if we can't take it to the bank that more coffee definitively means less heart disease, the signs are pointing in that direction.

Most clinical or epidemiological studies comparing people consuming vegetable oils in place of butter or lard claim that they see less heart disease when people switch from the more saturated fats to the polyunsaturated oils.

Prior studies have found that centenarians tend to have long - lived children with less heart disease and diabetes.

The fact that people who exercise have higher HDL, and people who exercise have less heart disease seems to have evaded them.

The majority of studies observe that habitual tea drinkers, whether it be green or black, who consumed two cups or more a day, have less stroke incidences, less heart disease occurrences and, lower overall and LDL («bad») cholesterol.

Is there less heart disease and diabetes?

Consider the Kuna Indians, who live on islands off of Panama — one of the healthiest populations on Earth; 20 times less heart disease compared to us; 20 times less cancer.

Americans had less heart disease when they ate more eggs.

But drugs that increase HDL cholesterol have flopped in clinical trials, and genes that help raise it don't seem to track with less heart disease.

It's not clear how this difference leads to less heart disease in Inuits, though it could have to do with an altered mix of fatty acids.

Leaner bodies, less heart disease and diabetes risk found in people with higher levels of linoleic acid.»

The Amish group was too small to allow researchers to directly link the genetic mutation to less heart disease, however.

So, more plants; less heart disease.

Less heart disease?

Study after study has shown that lowering cholesterol doesn't make us live longer or better or have less heart disease.

It's well documented that vegetarians have less heart disease and colorectal cancer, as well as type 2 diabetes and obesity, but many wonder if a vegetarian diet provides adequate protein.

The anti-inflammatory nature of plant foods may explain why those eating plant - based diets have less diabetes (Preventing Macular Degeneration With Diet); fewer allergies (Preventing Allergies in Adulthood); less heart disease (China Study on Sudden Cardiac Death); better moods (Improving Mood Through Diet); and fewer chronic diseases in general (Say No to Drugs by Saying Yes to More Plants).

Countries with higher average cholesterol than Americans such as the Swiss or Spanish have less heart disease.

Many studies have linked following this type of diet to longer life and less heart disease, diabetes, cancer, and other chronic conditions.

The argument would be you should reduce insulin and if you reduce insulin, you'll have less heart disease, less diabetes and you'll be leaner.

Less heart disease, less diabetes, fewer kidney stones.

After 8.1 years, researchers would find, lo and behold, that these Low - Fat women would have less heart disease, less obesity, and less cancer.

Positive People Have Less Heart Disease

Married couples are more financially stable, tend to be happier and have less heart disease.