4 Scientific Reasons Why Hugging Is Good For You
A recent study, as reported by the Daily Mail, found that hugging on the regular is correlated with a lower risk of heart disease, can fight stress and... continue reading
Vitamin B12: All Cobalamins Are Not Equal
Look at your multiple vitamin or B complex bottle. You’re probably taking cyanocobalamin, the stable and less expensive form of vitamin B12. Because it... continue reading
Cyanocobalamin vs Methylcobalamin – Improved Liposomal B-Complex with Methylcobalamin B12
Cyanocobalamin is the most commonly supplemented form of vitamin B12, but you might be surprised to discover that this form of vitamin B12 does not actually... continue reading
Let’s Give Thanks
Thanksgiving is almost here, and all of us at Let’s Talk Health couldn’t be more thankful. Since we officially launched our Facebook page in... continue reading
Fitness Heart Health Lifestyle
Research says increased physical activity reduces effect of salt on blood pressure
Living a healthy lifestyle isn’t always easy. In addition to concerns about eating healthy and exercising to lose weight, we must also consider other... continue reading
Halloween: The Real Spooky Truth [INFOGRAPHIC]
Halloween is here, which means children will be frolicking the streets in pursuit sugary goodness. As October comes to a close, we enter American Diabetes... continue reading
Summer Weight Loss
Summer is here, and that means bathing suit season. For many people, summer is the dreaded season. Months before the long summer evenings settle in people from... continue reading
New Formula Spotlight: Man Alive
Can a breakthrough all-natural nutritional formula bring you your youthful vigor and vitality? Impotence is a greater problem than ever before. This is... continue reading
Vitamin D: Why You’re Probably Not Getting Enough
Vitamin D is essential to your health. It has been proven to provide the body with the following health benefits: Bone Health Diabetes prevention Heart... continue reading
Do You Need An Email Fast?
A study conducted by UC Irvine and the US Army this year showed that being cut off from work email significantly reduces stress and improves focus.