Category Archives: General Health

Has the thought crossed your mind that maybe your libido or sex life isn’t normal or healthy? Maybe you feel like you have a low libido because you don’t have frequent sex. Because it’s a touchy topic, you probably don’t mention your thoughts to others so you live wondering if you have a healthy sex ...click here to read more

Urine is normally a pale-yellow color. However, sometimes people see white particles in their urine that can be a sign of a health problem. Most people know that when they eat certain foods, such as beets, blueberries, or asparagus, their urine can harmlessly change color. There are also cases where white particles in urine appear. ...click here to read more

Now that you’re older, it may take a bit more time and effort to ignite that spark you once had. With more health problems, business, and stress as you age, your libido can be bogged down. But getting it going again doesn’t have to be complicated and you don’t need to pop a blue pill ...click here to read more

We all know that staying active is an important part of maintaining overall health, especially as you age. Exercise helps maintain muscle, strength, coordination, flexibility, support cardiovascular and respiratory health, and maintain a healthy weight. But did you know staying active can support your bladder too? Bladder problems are a common occurrence among women, but ...click here to read more

As we get older, many areas of our life begin to change, especially our libido. Many of us are not nearly engaging in as much intimacy as we once did in our younger years. Some may convince themselves that this is a normal part of aging, while others are worried it could be a more ...click here to read more

Urolithiasis (urinary tract stones) have been related to an increased risk of stroke in a new study from Kaohsiung Medical University. It has been shown in previous research that urinary tract stones are often connected with cardiovascular diseases, but there is only limited research on the connection between the stones and stroke. The researchers used ...click here to read more

People fighting weight issues often consume low-calorie sweeteners think it’s a healthier option. However, a new study suggests that these individuals could be promoting metabolic syndrome and diabetes. The study, conducted by researchers at George Washington University, discovered a close link between consumption of artificial sweeteners and metabolic syndrome, which occurs when someone experiences insulin ...click here to read more

Proteinuria (abnormal proteins in the urine) is a common side effect of stroke, but there is little known about the connection between proteinuria and patients who also suffer from hypertension (high blood pressure) following a stroke. Previous studies have hypothesized a 50–92 percent increased risk of stroke with the presence of proteinuria in hypertension patients. ...click here to read more

Fluid in the gallbladder that hardens is known as gallstones. Your gallbladder is responsible for holding bile, which is slowly released into the small intestine to aid in digestion. It is located on the right side of your abdomen just below your liver. Although anyone can develop gallstones, there seems to be a link between ...click here to read more

When it comes to wine and health, the debate is endless. Some studies suggest a few glasses of wine a week are completely healthy and can be part of a healthy living program. On the other hand, other studies have quite the opposite to say. With so many conflicting stories, it’s hard to know for ...click here to read more

If you’re a female, you probably have experience a urinary tract infection (UTI) or maybe even more than one. Unfortunately, the way that the female urinary system is designed makes women more susceptible to develop a UTI than men. A UTI occurs when bacteria enter the urinary tract system. Normally, antibiotics are prescribed, which clears ...click here to read more

You may not realize this, but the secret to a better sex life actually lies in your bed. Sure, the most common place to have sex is in a bed, but research suggests you need to do another habit in bed first to boost your libido. Sleep is an integral part of overall good health, ...click here to read more

World Health Day is celebrated on the foundation day of the World Health Organization (WHO), and this year is the 70th anniversary. WHO’s guiding vision “Health for all” has been followed for seven decades now. Over half the world’s population are devoid of essential health services. Due to health care costs, around 100 million people ...click here to read more

Blood circulation is like gasoline in a car. If a car is low on gas, the car cannot operate fully. If blood circulation is poor in the body, then it cannot function properly. Blood circulation can be boosted naturally. Living an active lifestyle, not smoking, controlling underlying medical conditions, and above all, eating foods that ...click here to read more