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So, you’ve got healthy cholesterol at the moment. Or maybe you just think you do. After all, it’s possible you have no idea at all. And if you had high cholesterol, you’d know it, right? Not so fast. If you haven’t had your cholesterol checked by a healthcare professional in the past year, you could ...click here to read more

Yes, they might all be liquid, but the similarities between coffee, Tabasco sauce, and Italian liquor could go much further. They could play a major role in keeping you healthy. The idea of food as medicine is highly controversial. It is almost undeniable that a diet rich in plant-based foods and colorful fruits and vegetables ...click here to read more

The other day, we looked at how tongue fat can be a major contributor to sleep apnea. In turn, this can make a fat tongue a risk factor in heart disease and stroke. But how do you lose fat? Fat loss is commonly at the top of the list when it comes to healthy lifestyle ...click here to read more

Smoking hookah has now been found to increase chances of blood clots. Hookah smoking is becoming more popular in Western countries, but many are not aware of the risks associated with this hobby, such as heart attack and stroke. Hookah, also known as waterpipe smoking, is a single or multi-stemmed water pipe that originated in ...click here to read more

If the idea of a superfood is strange to you, you’re certainly not alone. The terminology can be confusing and potentially dangerous if you don’t understand it. So let’s take a closer look at what it actually means. Superfood is a fun way of saying “something really nutritious.” They tend to feature a number of ...click here to read more

There you are, pacing around your home with your blood pressure rising. For the past 20-minutes, the frustration has been mounting, and you’re about ready to blow when you discover your wallet right where you left it: on top of your toilet. Sure, it should have been in its usual spot by the entrance. But ...click here to read more

It’s been said that “idle hands are the devil’s tool” and quite frankly, it’s true. And if you’re recently retired, or just flat-out bored, you know exactly what I’m talking about. Boredom might not appear like a health risk at first glance. But it’s sneaky—just like the devil, and could contribute to high cholesterol, elevated ...click here to read more

If there’s a global outbreak of an antibiotic-resistant superbug, you might want to have plenty of green tea on hand. New research is showing it could play a key role in protecting your health. Superbug is a term you likely hear a lot of. With cold and flu season on the way, along with a ...click here to read more

If you’re like most people, you’re likely to assume that natural fruit juice is healthful. It comes from fruit, and it’s rich in vitamins and minerals that fit into a healthy diet. The box says so, the posters at your neighborhood juicery say so, and fruits are good for you. But How can this be? ...click here to read more

It is known that exercise is a beneficial habit when it comes to supporting and improving your health. The latest study on exercise explored exercise and its benefits to the brain. The research comes from a Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) team that found that exercise could “clean up” areas of the brain to allow for ...click here to read more

We all know that we should exercise, but for many of us, the willingness to do so is just non-existent. If you’ve ever wondered how some people are so motivated to go to the gym while you can’t stand the thought, then you’ll be interested to learn about the latest research findings out of the ...click here to read more

What you eat plays a huge role in your gut health. Food makes the difference between being bloated and constipated to being regular and feeling good. What we eat helps make up the microbiome in the gut, which means it can be full of prebiotics and probiotics and run smoothly or be bogged down by ...click here to read more

A new study suggests an at-home lamp may treat ulcers. This technology is already present in hospital settings but may not be available for at-home use. The lamp works by giving off infrared and UV rays, which were found to improve ulcers by 83 percent within three weeks with no side effects. These rays kill ...click here to read more

Glucosamine is a popular used supplement aimed at relieving joint pain, but does it work? Those suffering from osteoarthritis – a form of arthritis caused by wear-and-tear – often supplement their treatment with glucosamine. This is because glucosamine is naturally occurring in the body and is required for biosynthesis of proteoglycan. It is believed that ...click here to read more