The new "light" lifestyle: consume less, live better
Discover how consuming less can improve your well-being and respect the environment. A minimalist and sustainable approach.
Discover how consuming less can improve your well-being and respect the environment. A minimalist and sustainable approach.
MEDIPSO study: Mediterranean diet reduces psoriasis by 75% in 16 weeks. Nearly half of patients improve without losing weight.
Four recent discoveries reveal that every sip of wine or beer is a biological experiment. And we are the unwitting subjects.
International study: Packaged vegetables activate 8000 different genes, creating compounds never found in nature.
Canadian research surprises: no difference between plant-based and animal-based protein intake for mortality. Data on nearly 16.000 American adults.
A simple amino acid, cysteine, removes up to 35% of mercury from tuna. No change in taste or odor. Great discovery for food safety.
Goodbye to traditional gelatin: the sap of legumes offers an alternative that will replicate sweets, candies and packaging. The challenge is launched.
Allulose promises to revolutionize our diet: sweet as sugar, but without the negative effects on blood sugar and body weight.
Decaffeinated alarm in the States: often treated with chloroform, a carcinogen. Petitions for a stop, but the problem is the entire food system.
Research from Queen Mary University confirms: prolonged fasting changes the body's energy sources in 3 days, with sustained fat mass loss and benefits beyond weight loss.
Korean scientists develop hybrid rice with beef cells, increasing its protein content by 8% without raising costs.
Mycoproteins emerge as a promising alternative to red meat: new studies show improvements for the heart and reduction of cholesterol in just 14 days.
Let's explore how climate change innovations could transform our breakfast by 2050.
What are the "food swamps" related to our urbanization, and why they can lead to increased rates of obesity and cancer.
Sugars that don't just hurt, but are even good for you? An impossible feat, or so it seemed. Listen here.

Precision fermentation can initiate an unimaginable transformation of our food systems, and ignite a virtuous cycle that would literally save the planet.
A new method allows to obtain nanosensors that in a few minutes detect pesticides in fruit: a bang for food safety
Cultivated meat, insects and other non-animal alternatives (in practice the so-called "new foods") would be good for the planet.
More and more people are no longer eating foods of animal origin. And meat alternatives start eroding factory farms.
A small change with enormous consequences: the largest study of its kind in the world says it loud and clear, replacing salt saves the lives of millions of humans.

Getting food from solar panels and microbes? An interesting perspective, which according to a study has incredible efficiency.