Numerous Health Benefits of Coffee & How it Can Save Your Life
People who rely on a cup of joe to wake up or power through the day could be adding years to their lives. Two sweeping new studies reveal that a coffee habit... continue reading
Why Beer Could Be Good for Your Health
For those of you that appreciate a nice cold beer at the end of the day, a recent study says you now have a healthy reason to imbibe.
Poor Oral Health May Cause Serious Chronic Health Issues
Did you know that more than 67% of the world’s population has some kind of periodontal disease that often leads to serious systemic chronic conditions... continue reading
Introducing New & Improved Cardio Advantage Plus – Now With Lycopene
A recent Harvard study of more than 28,000 women showed those with the highest blood Lycopene levels were half as likely to develop heart disease. As emerging... continue reading
Mouthwash Linked to Diabetes
More than 200 million Americans routinely swig and swish mouthwash to prevent tooth decay and bad breath. But new research suggests this seemingly healthy... continue reading
Depression & Vitamin D
The large volume of research regarding vitamin D continues to grow. Despite the overwhelming emerging science that has brought Vitamin D (specifically vitamin... continue reading
Cancer Loves Sugar
The 60 minutes piece that was aired years ago on CBS only confirmed what we have been reporting about sugar for years – even to the point of being criticized... 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
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
Inflammation, Pain, & Chronic Disease Link
Inflammation is now recognized as an overwhelming burden to the healthcare status of our population and the underlying basis of a significant number of... continue reading