NSAID’s Link to Heart Attacks
Many people don’t think twice before taking painkillers to ease everyday aches and pains. But new research adds to mounting evidence that commonly used non... continue reading
Laughter The Best Medicine? The Amazing Health Benefits of Laughter
A good sense of humor can’t cure all ailments, but data is mounting about the positive things laughter can do. Laughter is, however, a strong medicine to... continue reading
Kids Against Smartphones
“Your kids hate your smartphone addiction,” said Ian Sherr in CNET.com. The average American now “spends about five hours a day on a mobile device,”... continue reading
The Healing Power of Touch
Did you know that YOU have healing power, literally at your fingertips? The simple act of touching – not necessarily in a romantic manner – is so powerful... continue reading
Disinfectants and Obesity
You drop an organic mango chip on the floor. Does the 5-second rule apply, or do you quickly throw it away? Or could those germs actually be good for us? Well,... continue reading
The Dangers of a Daily Aspirin
In a study that upends decades of medical advice, Australian scientists have found that taking an aspirin a day does not reduce older people’s risk of heart... continue reading
Anti-Cancer Properties of Curcumin
Curcumin has long been known to provide potent anti-cancer benefits. Over 2,000 published studies have shown curcumin combats cancers of the breast, prostate,... continue reading
The Ploy of Soy
In a ground breaking article about soy titled “The Ploy of Soy,” Sally Fallon and Mary G Enig, Ph.D., of the Weston A. Price Foundation put the nutritional... continue reading
Could Full-Fat Dairy Be Good For You?
Health experts have long warned people away from full-fat dairy products because they contain high levels of saturated fat, which is thought to raise levels of... continue reading
Dehydration Hurts Concentration
When you find yourself struggling to concentrate on something, try having a glass of water. That’s the conclusion of a new, detailed analysis of more than 30... continue reading