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Research has found that red wine has a high concentration and wide variety of polyphenols. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Health News - The news on sugar is far from sweet. One in three people here is at risk of developing diabetes in his or her lifetime. If nothing is done, by 2050, it is estimated that about one million Singaporeans will be living with diabetes. In a bid to reduce the sugar intake here,... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Heart disease, type 2 diabetes, Alzheimer's disease and cancer are all serious conditions that share a link with chronic inflammation. Inflammation isn't actually a bad thing - it's when acute inflammation doesn't resolve and becomes chronic that it starts to have a negative impact on our health. "We need inflammation to fight infections and injuries," says Maxi Schoenteich, an osteopath...

WATCH: People are getting high by eating raw, rotten meat Updated East Coast Radio Share this: We've spent so much time worrying about the vegetarians and vegans we forgot to check in on our fellow meat eaters... iStock People are always very quick to judge someone who says they are a vegetarian or vegan. While it's fine to have different opinions about these types of things, there is clearly one steak-shaped elephant in the room that we need to address. Because let's be honest - choosing to only eat vegetables is nowhere near as crazy or disgusting as this is.

People are Eating Rotten, Raw Meat to 'Get High' in Dangerous Online Trend On 5/6/21 at 1:52 PM EDT Of all the bizarre and dangerous trends to gain traction on social media, a practice known as eating "high meat" might be the all-time grossest and most nauseating. According to IFLScience, the appalling diet trend encourages people to let raw meat rot for several months or even a year before eating it. Once adequately rancid, the decomposed raw meat (aka "high meat") is consumed, and a supposedly euphoric, "high" feeling soon overtakes the person eating. While some reportedly eat high meat for...