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Tropical fruit compound could cut cancer risk
Publicado em 09 de junho de 2025
The ‘ food as medicine ’ trend is growing fast, with nutritionists and healthcare professionals recognising the potential for diet to prevent illness and promote overall wellbeing.
Now, research into the potential for tropical fruits such as papaya and passion fruit to prevent diseases like cancer, looks set to boost it even further.
Could tropical fruits help prevent cancer?
Researchers from universities and institutions in Brazil and Germany have conducted separate but [...]
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UPFs ‘killing tens of thousands’ globally in latest sector blow
Publicado em 28 abril 2025UPFs have faced another blow and been linked to causing tens of thousands of deaths in countries across the world, but more so in the US and UK where the highest consumption occurs. The latest tranche of research into the controversial food category has made a correlation between UPFs and an increased risk of premature mortality. Along with the other associated health risks of high fat, salt and sugar-containing foods, experts in an American Journal of Preventative Medicine article have [...]ver notícia -
Scientists develop edible, biodegradable, anti-microbial plastic for food packaging
Publicado emScientists have developed a new ‘green plastic’ that is produced from gelatin, clay and a nano-emulsion of black pepper essential oil. Food packaging is a major cause of environmental pollution globally. More than 350 million metric tons of plastic are produced every year – much of which ends up in our waterways. Of all the rubbish dumped in the oceans, 85% is plastic pollution. Plastic production also relies on the use of fossil fuels such as petroleum. Given all these [...]ver notícia -
Modified starch ‘ink’ developed for 3D printing: ‘They’re simple, cheap and easy to implement on an industrial scale’
Publicado em 10 dezembro 2020‘Ink’ used to make foods and novel materials by additive manufacturing have been developed by food engineers from modified starch. 3D printing is attractive to food manufacturers for a number of reasons: foods printed using this next-gen tech have the potential to suit consumer preferences in terms of taste, texture, cost, convenience, and nutrition. The technology is predicted to play a key role in food personalisation going forward, whether it be via the customisation of shapes, [...]ver notícia -
How a low-calorie diet cuts the risk of age-related disease
Publicado emA team of researchers from the University of São Paulo (USP) has found that meals low in calories support protection from some diseases, indicating a correlation between the number of calories a person consumes and cell performance. With obesity a worldwide epidemic, we spoke to Dr Stacey Lockyer, Nutrition Scientist, British Nutrition Foundation?, about how these global findings impact nutrition trends and calorie consumption in the UK. Calories and Cells: What's the link?? São Paulo [...]ver notícia