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AGEs: Where do You Find (>500 Foods), How do You Avoid (a Dozen Tips) Them? And Why Should You Even Care?

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100g fried bacon contains record-breaking 91,677 kU of AGEs. If you microwave it instead, you reduce the AGE concentration (and its taste) by ~90%! Learn more about the complex relationship between food, type, processing, AGEs and your health... "AGEs kill!" That's the message many headlines of mainstream science-news outlets have been sending over the last 2-3 decades - headlines that are usually based on observational studies. Most of them will then discuss epidemiological data, commonly ignoring that the very same food groups that are most likely to contain significant amounts of advanced glycation end products will also contribute to metabolic disturbances, which, in turn, increase the endogenous production of AGEs... So, is the answer your usual "just eat healthily"? Don't worry I am going to go beyond that recommendation in today's SuppVersity  article, but I would say: eating a minimally processed whole foods diet, should be the basis of ...

Can You Snort Caffeine? Is Shrimp Oil the Next Big Thing? Is Sweetener Acesulfame-K an AGE Reducing Superfood?

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Coke Zero (31mg), Diet Coke (30mg), Diet Pepsi Jazz (21mg), Pepsi One (30mg), Diet Mountain Dew (18mg) and Sprite Zero (34mg) are your most prominent beverages that are sweetened with acesulfame-K (acesulfame-K content in mg per 12-ounce = 355ml can of soda). Today's installment of the  Short News  will answer questions of earth-shattering importance. I mean, who wouldn't want to know if you can snort caffeine (and survive), can add shrimp oil to your list of goto-supplements and should start 'de-sugaring' your arteries with acesulfame-K, today? Ha...? I see I've got your attention... that reminds me: If you have supplement questions of similar importance, let me know. It has been quite a while since I've addressed the last SuppVersity Reader Question  here. About time to do another one... but for now, without further ado, here's the latest installment of the SuppVersity  Short News . You can learn more about coffee and caffeine at the SuppVersity...
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