Did you know that there was a link between red meat and dementia? When people consume around 1 ounce of red meat per day, their risk of developing dementia rises by 14%. However, if their red meat is replaced with a serving of legumes and nuts, their risk drops by 20%! This data was based...
Canadians have noticed the increased prices of packaged bread, and their worries were confirmed by a major class-action lawsuit. The case was brought against Canadian food retail heavyweights including supermarket chain Loblaw, Metro, Walmart Canada, Sobeys, and Giant Tiger. So far, Loblaw and its parent company George Weston Ltd. agreed to pay a $500 million...
Typical breakfast options tend to be low in protein. Think of the classic buttered toast, bagels, muffins, cereal, etc. The exception is the classic breakfast with eggs, which is far from the only high-protein food option. And it’s a good thing because protein can help keep people feeling full and energized until lunchtime. Plus, it’s...
The human body is an amazing thing and can do some pretty awesome stuff, but like most good things, there are also downsides. Let’s face it; there is an equal amount of ugly (and sometimes downright gross) for all the beauty and awesomeness of being human. Did you know we lose about 40,000 skin cells...
Regardless of where you grew up, most of us grew up eating ketchup. I’d wager a bet that most of you reading this article have at least one bottle of ketchup in your fridge or pantry right now. Though it is a tasty condiment that pairs well with so many dishes, it is unfortunately not...
Self-talk is an internal dialogue within our minds, combining conscious thoughts, unconscious beliefs, and biases. Many of us are familiar with this inner voice that provides a running monologue on our lives throughout the day. It serves as a way for our brains to interpret and process daily experiences. Many people wonder why they do...
Red wine has been consumed for thousands of years, dating back to the Neolithic period in the mountains of what is now Iran. It has played a pivotal role in religious ceremonies, celebrations, and negotiations ever since. Nowadays, it is produced and consumed around the world. You can say, in general, people really like to...
Vitamin D has been getting a lot of attention in the past several years. More and more information is coming out about the vitamin, proving how critical it is for our health. The most recent study has even linked vitamin D deficiency to an increased risk of death. This is what the researchers found. New...
“Adulting is hard.” This is a phrase you commonly hear among college students and those new to the workforce, and you know what? They’re right. Being an adult is hard, but it is especially challenging when you don’t have much of the basic skills and knowledge that generations prior to the millennials and generation Z-ers...
It is commonly assumed that it takes 10,000 tries to become a master at something. If that’s true, then anyone who’s made it past 90 years old must be true masters at life. They’ve experienced all of the tears, fear, extreme happiness, and utter sadness that comes with each phase of life, and they have...
Inflammation in our bodies has a good side and a bad side. On one hand, it helps to heal wounds and fight infections. When that inflammation becomes chronic, however, it starts to do more harm than good. Thankfully, there are plenty of ways to reduce inflammation in our bodies and combat chronic illness. One of...
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force has recently made groundbreaking recommendations regarding screening for anxiety disorders in adults. These guidelines have far-reaching implications for mental health care, emphasizing the need for early detection and intervention. Let’s delve deeper into these significant developments. Emphasizing Anxiety Disorder Screenings The Task Force has broadened its recommendations to encompass...
