Devon Andre has been involved in the health and dietary supplement industry for a number of years. Devon has written extensively for Bel Marra Health. He has a Bachelor of Forensic Science from the University of Windsor, and went on to complete a Juris Doctor from the University of Pittsburgh. Devon is keenly aware of trends and new developments in the area of health and wellness. He embraces an active lifestyle combining diet, exercise and healthy choices. By working to inform readers of the options available to them, he hopes to improve their health and quality of life.
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We use our hands to do just about everything, so when they start to hurt, it can be a cause of concern. One of the most common causes of hand pain is repetitive strains, meaning that you make repetitive motions and movements with your hands. This can affect the muscles, tendons, and nerves in the ...click here to read more
Many factors play a role in a person’s longevity. Some of the most common ones are cholesterol, diabetes, smoking, and blood pressure status, but a recent study has found improved markers that could shed greater light on a person’s longevity than these traditional markers. The study included over 6,500 people over the age of 70 ...click here to read more
When we think about our digestive process, we think of chewing food, swallowing, food entering the stomach to be broken down, the broken-down food being absorbed by the intestines, then finally the waste being released through the colon. One process you wouldn’t think about that would impact your digestion is smell. Yes, we all enjoy ...click here to read more
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Hearing loss isn’t just debilitating. It’s costly, especially if it’s left untreated. A recent report suggests that untreated hearing loss costs Canada $20 billion annually. The new report outlined that there is an estimated 1.7 million Canadians with untreated and debilitating hearing loss, which breaks down to $11,800 per untreated disabled person. Roughly 900,000 other ...click here to read more
The latest research findings suggest that high consumption of tomatoes may reduce the risk of liver cancer. The study was conducted on mice, and it found that tomatoes are rich in an antioxidant that can help reduce fatty liver disease, inflammation, and liver cancer. Professor Xiang-Dong Wang explained, “Consuming whole foods like tomatoes and processed ...click here to read more
If you suffer from bladder leaks, you may think you’re suffering alone, but bladder leaks are more common than you think. A recent survey uncovered that 61 percent of women regularly deal with bladder leaks. Furthermore, the latest survey suggests that one-third of the 2,000 women surveyed experience multiple leaks a day. Of the respondents, ...click here to read more
As you age, your body goes through many changes – emotionally, mentally, physically, and physiologically. Maybe you wear glasses when you didn’t years ago. Maybe you need more or even fewer hours of sleep compared to your younger years. Or maybe you find you can’t eat the same foods you once loved and enjoyed. Another ...click here to read more
Lack of protein, exercise, and older age can all contribute to muscle loss or atrophy. Research suggests having diabetes is another contributing factor to muscle loss, and many people are not aware of this link. It’s natural to lose some muscle mass as we age, and as a result, it can negatively impact our ability ...click here to read more
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