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Leyla Weighs In

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	Leyla Weighs In: Do you really need a snack? October 13, 2023 How snacking habits can overshadow healthy meal choices; Do you really need a snack?	Share:

	Leyla Weighs In: Type 1 Diabetes Prevention October 6, 2023 Type 1 diabetes prevention in the setting of increasing prevalence of autoimmune conditions.	Share:

	Leyla Weighs In: Acid Reducers and Dementia September 29, 2023 New research indicates cumulative use of proton-pump inhibitors (PPIs) is associated with dementia development.	Share:

	Leyla Weighs In: Sucralose (Second in a Series) September 22, 2023 Sucralose - emerging science reveals health risks.	Share:

	Leyla Weighs In: Sucralose (First in a Series) September 15, 2023 Sucralose - emerging science reveals health risks.	Share:

	Leyla Weighs In: The Role of Saturated Fat in Cardiovascular Disease Risk Reduction September 8, 2023 Study: Lipoprotein(a) and diet - a challenge for the role of saturated fat in cardiovascular disease risk reduction?	Share:

	Leyla Weighs In: Sugar Cravings September 1, 2023 The importance of carotene rich foods for keeping your arteries clean. Plus, consider watermelon to help satisfy sugar cravings.	Share:

	Leyla Weighs In: How Sleep Affects Your Gut Health August 25, 2023 Irregular sleep patterns associated with harmful gut bacteria. Plus a research update on intermittent fasting.	Share:

	Leyla Weighs In: Antinutrients – Part 2 August 18, 2023 What are antinutrients? A focus on oxalates and phytates - part 2.	Share:

	Leyla Weighs In: Antinutrients August 11, 2023 What are antinutrients? A focus on lectins in this first of a two part series.	Share:

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