MNT daily newsletter - 15 November 2017

Dear S.C.T.C Customer, Welcome to today's MNT newsletter, containing the most recent headlines from your chosen news categories. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ANNOUNCEMENT Following reader feedback, we will be testing multiple email formats over the coming weeks. Thank you for your continued support. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Anxiety / Stress News Trauma may lead to weight gain in women A new study strengthens the link between stress and weight gain, after finding that bad life experiences may raise the risk of obesity in women. 15 Nov 2017 Blood / Hematology News What you need to know about hypoproteinemia A look at hypoproteinemia, a condition resulting in low levels of protein in the blood. Included is detail on diagnosis and choosing proteins. 15 Nov 2017 Cardiovascular / Cardiology News Eat more leafy greens and whole grains to lower heart failure risk Emerging research suggests that a predominantly plant-based diet of dark, leafy greens, beans, fruits, and whole grains may reduce heart failure risk. 15 Nov 2017 Dentistry News What is burning mouth syndrome? Burning mouth syndrome causes a painful burning sensation on the tongue or in the mouth. Learn more about the potential causes in this article. 15 Nov 2017 What you should know about yellow tongue A look at yellow tongue, a condition resulting in a yellow coating on the surface of the tongue. Included is detail on who is at risk and complications. 15 Nov 2017 Ear, Nose and Throat News What is burning mouth syndrome? Burning mouth syndrome causes a painful burning sensation on the tongue or in the mouth. Learn more about the potential causes in this article. 15 Nov 2017 What you should know about yellow tongue A look at yellow tongue, a condition resulting in a yellow coating on the surface of the tongue. Included is detail on who is at risk and complications. 15 Nov 2017 Eye Health / Blindness News Exercise may protect you from glaucoma The results of a new study show that people who engage in moderate- to vigorous-intensity exercise have a 73 percent lower risk of developing glaucoma. 15 Nov 2017 Nutrition / Diet News Nuts strengthen your brain, EEG study shows A new study used an electroencephalogram to examine the brain waves of regular nut consumers. Strong associations with cognition and immunity were found. 15 Nov 2017 Eat more leafy greens and whole grains to lower heart failure risk Emerging research suggests that a predominantly plant-based diet of dark, leafy greens, beans, fruits, and whole grains may reduce heart failure risk. 15 Nov 2017 What you need to know about hypoproteinemia A look at hypoproteinemia, a condition resulting in low levels of protein in the blood. Included is detail on diagnosis and choosing proteins. 15 Nov 2017 Is vegetarianism the natural option? Were humans designed to eat meat? Did we evolve to consume other creatures? Is flesh eating enshrined in our DNA? Here, we discuss these divisive queries. 15 Nov 2017 What are the benefits of chamomile tea? A look at the possible benefits of chamomile tea. Included is information on chamomile tea safety and the scientific mechanism of action it causes. 15 Nov 2017 What you can and can't eat on the bland diet The bland diet is a diet where people consume soft foods that are easy on the digestive system. Included is detail on studies and whether the diet is safe. 15 Nov 2017 Obesity / Weight Loss / Fitness News Trauma may lead to weight gain in women A new study strengthens the link between stress and weight gain, after finding that bad life experiences may raise the risk of obesity in women. 15 Nov 2017 Exercise may protect you from glaucoma The results of a new study show that people who engage in moderate- to vigorous-intensity exercise have a 73 percent lower risk of developing glaucoma. 15 Nov 2017 There is such a thing as 'fault-free obesity,' after all New research shows how a genetic mutation may lead to obesity by increasing the size of the body's fat cells and making them absorb glucose faster. 15 Nov 2017 What are the benefits of chamomile tea? A look at the possible benefits of chamomile tea. Included is information on chamomile tea safety and the scientific mechanism of action it causes. 15 Nov 2017 You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed through your MNT account on Medical News Today. If you wish to alter any of your subscription details (name, email address etc) or chosen news categories, please log into your newsletter preferences page. To unsubscribe from these newsletters immediately, please click here.

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