Supplements are often taken to fill the gaps in our diet and support our overall health. However, it’s important to know that some supplements should not be mixed together due to potential interactions and reduced absorption. In this article, we will explore 13 supplement or medication combinations that should be avoided for optimal health. It’s...
Tomatoes, a staple in Italian cuisine, have been enjoyed for centuries in various forms across the Mediterranean region.1 However, recent research has shed light on some Italian secrets that prove we’ve been eating tomatoes wrong our whole life. From boosting sun protection to promoting heart health and aiding in weight management, tomatoes offer a wealth...
If you’re seeing white skin flakes come off your head, there’s a good chance it’s probably scalp eczema. It is a stubborn condition that persists for years, and can come and go without warning. Symptoms of scalp eczema can be effectively managed, but the condition cannot be cured completely.1 Lets take a look at the...
A recent story out of Wisconsin has shed light on the dangers lurking in a seemingly innocent gesture: a dog lick. Greg Manteufel, a once healthy man, experienced a rapid and devastating decline after being infected with Capnocytophaga Canimorsus, a bacteria commonly found in the dog saliva. Strap in for the details of this tragic...
In a bold move echoing Italy’s stance, Arizona may be banning lab-grown meat. The decision emerges as a pivotal point in the global conversation regarding alternative meat technologies. Spearheaded by State Rep. David Marshall of Snowflake and co-sponsors, Arizona introduces two bills, HB2121 and HB2244, marking a significant stance against the production and marketing of...
New York City is in the midst of a potential environmental crackdown as lawmakers deliberate the banning of detergent and dishwasher pods.1 No, it isn’t because kids are eating them again (remember that?), it’s a fair more reasonable problem. City Councilman James Gennaro has spearheaded an initiative bib introducing a “Pods are Plastic Bill,” aiming...
Dementia is a difficult disease to deal with, both for the person who has it and for their loved ones. There are many types of dementia, some of which include Parkinson’s disease, Creutzfeld-Jakob disease, Huntington’s disease, and Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome.1 But Alzheimer’s disease is by far the most well-known and common form of dementia. With its...
In a heartbreaking turn of events, Trish Webster’s desire to shed a few kilograms for her daughter’s wedding took a devastating turn. The 56-year-old Australian woman, utilizing Ozempic injections, tragically passed away.1 Her husband, Roy, firmly believes that the Ozempic side effects played a role in her death.2 Like countless individuals, Trish Webster aspired to...
There are a ton of food preservatives out there, but a popular one, a group dubbed “lantibiotics,” has a few tricks up its sleeve. These compounds, part of the “bacteriocin” family, are used in the food industry for their ability to fight off bacteria and keep our food fresh for longer.1 Ingredients-wise, these guys are...
Do you want to live a longer and healthier life? A groundbreaking new study reveals that adopting just eight healthy lifestyle habits could potentially extend your lifespan by up to 24 years. Even if you start later in life, the benefits are still substantial, offering hope to individuals of all ages seeking to improve their...
Shopping at the supermarket has become more complicated than ever these days. You’re bombarded with choices, labels, and different ingredients. Many of the products at the supermarket make odd claims, like “more fiber,” “now made with REAL cheese,” and “gluten-free.” But do any of these labels hold any meaning? Likely, any food that has to...
Dementia symptoms manifest in different ways. While memory loss and having difficulty with routine tasks are the commonly recognized symptoms, there’s a much subtler indicator that has often gone overlooked – daytime napping. According to Dr. Rayaz Malik, a professor at Weill Cornell Medicine, frequent daytime napping could be a behavior associated with dementia.1 This...
