Sugary Drinks Linked to 34 Percent Anxiety Increase in Teens as Regulatory Pressure on the Beverage Industry Mounts

Bournemouth University Meta-Analysis Finds Sugar-Sweetened Beverages Associated with 34 Percent Higher Anxiety Risk in Adolescents A landmark systematic review and meta-analysis published in the Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics has identified a consistent association between high consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages and a 34 percent increased risk of anxiety disorders among adolescents, according to reporting […]

Caffeine May Reduce Liver Scarring, but How You Drink Your Coffee Matters More Than You Think

New Research Confirms Caffeine Directly Inhibits the Cellular Mechanism Behind Liver Fibrosis A major Earth.com report published today highlights accumulating evidence that caffeine consumption can meaningfully reduce liver scarring, a finding that carries profound implications for the hundreds of millions of people worldwide affected by chronic liver disease. The article draws on a comprehensive narrative […]