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Can Alcohol Help with Aging?

When it comes to how it affects health, there is almost nothing more controversial than alcohol. Some studies show that moderate occasional consumption can have cardiovascular, emotional, and mental benefits. Others flatly refute this, saying alcohol makes depression worse, impacts mental health, is bad for the heart, and causes cancer. For example, a couple of ...click here to read more

Dementia Risk Increases with Loss of Multiple Senses

Recently, two studies presented at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference 2019 showed a connection between sensory impairment and dementia risk. Both studies assessed the association between hearing and sight loss and cognitive decline. In 2017, a report was released that identified mid-life hearing loss as a significant risk factor for dementia. This report sparked the ...click here to read more

The Big Deal about Antioxidants

If you’re talking health or nutrition, it’s nearly a guarantee that at some point, antioxidants are going to pop up. They sound super cool, healthy, and generally what distinguishes a “superfood” from regular food. But really, do you know what an antioxidant is? Antioxidant is an umbrella term to encompass compounds that protect cells from ...click here to read more

How Loneliness May Impact Bone Health

You’ve likely heard that exercise, calcium, vitamin D, and movement can help maintain strong, dense bones. But new research is saying your social life may play a significant role in bone health too. The long-term study followed more than 11,000 post-menopausal women in the United States and found that low levels of social activity, negative ...click here to read more

Osteoarthritis Patients Are at an Increased Risk of Cardiovascular Disease Death: Study

For those who have a diagnosis of osteoarthritis, research now shows that there may be a higher risk of dying from cardiovascular disease. A study performed at Lund University in Sweden has found a link between osteoarthritis and mortality that outlines the importance of cardiovascular disease prevention. It was shown that the risk of dying ...click here to read more

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Devices to Help with Mobility

Sometimes getting around isn’t that easy. An injury, joint pain, or trouble with balance can all limit the motivation to get up and live your life. When your mobility is limited, you can’t move around your home or neighborhood, and it becomes increasingly challenging to stay engaged with the people and things that make life ...click here to read more

Stretches and Exercises That May Help with Back Pain

When lower back pain hits, the impact is real. Limited mobility, debilitating pain, and an inability to enjoy yourself can put severe limitations on your life. But what’s even more frustrating is that the majority of chronic back pain cases don’t have a diagnosable cause and traditional treatments rarely work. What does seem to work, ...click here to read more

Sodium a Likely Culprit behind Painful Bloating: Study

Dairy, gluten, and a high fiber diet usually get the blame for uncomfortable or painful bloating. But a recent study is showing there might be another more likely culprit: sodium. Sodium, or salt, is loaded into ultra-processed foods to add both flavor and shelf-life. And although it’s unlikely you taste it, it’s most certainly there: ...click here to read more

A Couple of Steps That May Help Tame an Overactive Bladder

On overactive bladder can have significant implications on your social life, while also hampering your ability to sleep. Whether you’re finding yourself rushing to the bathroom frequently, experiencing unbearable urges to urinate, or are unable to get a good night’s sleep, there’s no question that an overactive bladder can take its toll in multiple ways. ...click here to read more

How Gut Bacteria May Lower Risk Markers of CVD

There has been a lot of news surrounding the health benefits of probiotics in recent years. A new study, however, is showing how one strain may lead to significant reductions in the risk for cardiovascular disease (CVD). A research team looked at how an intestinal bacterium called Akkermansia muciniphila could affect heart health, and they ...click here to read more