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The Neanderthal trophic anomaly: Our extinct cousins either ate mammoths or insane amounts of maggots

There’s something about Neanderthals that doesn’t quite add up. Based on the type of nitrogen detected in their collagen, ...

The Bodyssey: Can a Mere Mortal Get in Greek God Shape by Following Matt Damon’s Workout Plan?

It all gave him a chiseled body worthy of being memorialized as Greek statuary for eons to come. Matt Damon, on the other ...
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France’s dramatic Grand Canyon where my family escapes summer heat and crowds

Living on the Cote d'Azur is idyllic... until peak season. But the nearby Verdon Regional Natural Park is an easy escape from ...

6 food mistakes of women who feel constantly tired, according to a nutritionist

Factors such as poor diet, low water intake and lack of protein can all contribute to bad sleep ...

Nutritionist's $4 lunchtime tip to help older Aussies: 'Really practical'

Protein is booming, but nutrition experts say it's far more than a fitness fad. Accredited nutritionist Faye James explains how much protein Australians really need, why women over 40 benefit most, ...
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Menopause smart swaps: A guide to better food choices

Discover smart food swaps and practical tips for menopause nutrition. Learn how simple dietary changes can support weight, ...
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The Foods Scientists Are Studying for Healthy Aging

The science is still developing, but the early findings are compelling enough that researchers keep coming back to the same ...