People who regularly consume polyphenol-rich foods and drinks, such as tea, coffee, berries, cocoa, nuts, whole grains and ...

Find out why polyphenols are so beneficial to the body and see 10 top sources of foods rich in polyphenols so you can get your fix. Regardless of what healthy eating plan you stick to, there’s one ...

POV: It’s Wednesday, work’s tough, and you feel like you just can’t catch a break. Obviously that means time for a little mental reset moment—deep breaths, power walk, and (most importantly) snacktime ...

YOUR DINNER PLATE (WHTM) — Polyphenols are in a lot of the foods we eat and drink. So what the heck’s a polyphenol, anyway? Well, “poly” is derived from the ancient Greek word for “many.” That’s ...

Bitter foods that contain polyphenols can help the body regulate blood sugar levels and appetite using hormones similar to those used in diabetes and weight loss drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy and ...

A new study suggests that flavanol-rich foods like cocoa and berries may help protect heart health by preventing some of the ...

Because polyphenols taste bitter, they interact with the bitter taste receptors on the tongue, known as the Type 2 taste receptors (TR2). Past studies show that TR2 taste receptors are not only on the ...

All strategies to redesign, rethink, and reshape food and beverages in order to fit and adapt to our modern-day needs will be debated and discussed during the 16th World Congress on Polyphenols ...