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Author: Julie Hambleton

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13 min read Health

Magnesium is an essential mineral that plays a crucial role in numerous bodily functions. Despite its significance for overall health, magnesium deficiency is important to avoid. Let’s take a dive into the world of magnesium by exploring its functions, signs of deficiency, and its potential impact on chronic diseases. We will also look at dietary...

9 min read Food and Drink

Poor circulation is a common problem caused by a number of conditions. Peripheral artery disease (PAD), diabetes, obesity, smoking, and Raynaud’s disease are some of the many causes of poor circulation (1, 2, 3, 4, 5). Reduced blood flow can cause unpleasant symptoms, such as pain, muscle cramps, numbness, digestive issues, and coldness in the...

6 min read Health

Back problems are one of the most common ailments that affect huge numbers of people every single day. While there are a variety of reasons why people experience back problems, there are just as many ways to help get rid of the pain. These are some of the best natural ways to help improve back...

8 min read Health

Our bodies are incredibly intelligent machines. They can communicate with us, sending signals and symptoms to indicate that something might be wrong. However, in our fast-paced lives, we often neglect or dismiss these signs, only for the issue to worsen over time. Paying attention to our body’s messages and taking appropriate action before it is...

4 min read News

For a long time, humans have turned to animals, normally our pets, for comfort when going through tough times. There is plenty of evidence that shows how having pets can be incredibly beneficial for our mental health. While cats and especially dogs tend to reign supreme in this area, primarily because of more accessible ownership,...

6 min read Health

Of the more than 100 different forms of arthritis and degenerative tissue disease that affect adults, Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and Osteoarthritis (OA) are two of the most common ( though RA affects about one-tenth as many people as OA). In the U.S. alone, more than 27 million people are affected by OA, and approximately 350 million...

5 min read News

In a shocking turn of events, a vibrant and talented 25-year-old professional dancer lost her life after consuming a mislabeled cookie. Órla Baxendale, a UK native who had relocated to New York City to pursue her dreams, tragically succumbed to anaphylactic shock caused by a cookie that contained undisclosed peanuts. This heart-wrenching incident has placed...

3 min read Health

In the past, a woman’s body was rarely talked about. Periods and sexuality were seen as taboo topics, which led many women to remain in the dark about their own bodies. Misconceptions like the saber-toothed vagina and periods that were so poisonous that they cause flowers to wilt were believed to be fact, and surprisingly...

6 min read Health

A feeling excess of mucus in your throat is a highly unfavorable sensation. A buildup can have you feeling as if something is stuck, and the urge to clear your throat can be both persistent and frustrating. In many cases, an infection in the upper respiratory tract may be the cause, however, conditions like allergies,...

4 min read Health

If you are a cancer survivor or you know someone who has suffered from the disease, you know how terrible it is. The disease itself is awful, and often the treatments for it are equally as difficult. Though science and treatments are improving, they are unfortunately not improving at the rate in which cancer is...

4 min read Health

Colds, sneezing, and coughing are never fun. Probably one of the worst parts about getting a cold is the mucus that seems to linger in the throat and chest for seemingly forever afterward. While this usually does eventually clear, it can really disrupt your life. It can lead to persistent coughing, as well as make...