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SectionsThe EvidenceClinical PracticeWritersSarah Lindqvist-ParkOn airMeta-analysis pools 9 RCTs on green tea extract and exercise fuel useUnsalted roasted peanuts benefit brain insulin response in older adults, study findsHigher vitamin D levels linked to lower risk of fatty liver diseaseStudy links stress to altered gut microbiome in healthy young adultsPHTI review finds no evidence virtual CKD platforms slow kidney declineYogurt consumption linked to less visceral fat in UK twin studyIodine supplementation slightly improves cognitive function in children
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Meta-analysis pools 9 RCTs on green tea extract and exercise fuel useTwo new nutrition reviews were published 20 October 2026 in peer reviewed journals.the evidence · Sarah Lindqvist-Park · 2026-10-20Unsalted roasted peanuts benefit brain insulin response in older adults, study findsMaastricht University researchers published the finding in the journal Food & Function.the evidence · Sarah Lindqvist-Park · 2026-10-11Higher vitamin D levels linked to lower risk of fatty liver diseaseA systematic review and meta-analysis of nearly 350,000 people found an association between elevated vitamin D and reduced incidence of metabolically associated fatty liver disease.the evidence · Sarah Lindqvist-Park · 2026-09-17Study links stress to altered gut microbiome in healthy young adultsResearchers report that short-term stress shifts gut bacterial composition in a small cohort, but authors caution the findings are preliminary and may not apply to clinical populations.clinical practice · Sarah Lindqvist-Park · 2026-09-17PHTI review finds no evidence virtual CKD platforms slow kidney declineA systematic literature review from the Peterson Health Technology Institute, covering 34 clinical studies and CMS data, reported no consistent evidence that virtual chronic kidney disease platforms slow kidney function decline compared to routine care.the evidence · Sarah Lindqvist-Park · 2026-09-17Yogurt consumption linked to less visceral fat in UK twin studyA study of more than 1,000 twins in the United Kingdom found that regular yogurt eaters had less visceral fat and distinct gut microbiome changes compared with non-consumers, published in BMC Microbiology on Sept. 9, 2026.the evidence · Sarah Lindqvist-Park · 2026-09-17Iodine supplementation slightly improves cognitive function in childrenA Cochrane meta-analysis published September 10, 2026, reports a small but significant cognitive benefit from iodine supplementation versus placebo over 28 weeks.the evidence · Sarah Lindqvist-Park · 2026-09-12

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"Implementing Modified Practices to Leverage Evidence for Movement, Engagement, and Nutrition Topics in Early Childcare and Education" newly registered on ClinicalTrials.gov (NCT07874295, first posted 2026-10-14) as an interventional trial for Dietary Intakes, Physical Activity, Child Care. Design: randomized, parallel. Sample: 456 (estimated), ages 2 to 5. Runs 2026-10 to 2028-06 (about 20 months to the primary endpoint). Primary outcome: Mean change from baseline to post-intervention in HealthUltra-processed food linked to pre-symptomatic brain damage in JAMA Network Open studyScholars at the pro-life Charlotte Lozier Institute published a study in Issues in Law and Medicine on Oct. 6 claiming the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) lacked sufficient evidence to remove the in-person abortion pill dispensing rule.Unsalted roasted peanuts benefit brain insulin response in older adults, study finds

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