Skip to main content

Author: Sean Cate

Browse all articles by this author

5 min read Health

Fast food has become a staple in many people’s diets because of its convenience and affordability. But not all fast-food chains are created equal, especially when it comes to nutrition and food quality. In fact, some fast food chains are best avoided altogether. With concerns about health and wellness on the rise, it’s important to...

3 min read Food and Drink

Spinach, hailed as a nutrient powerhouse, does have its flaws. Despite its numerous health benefits, including calcium and potassium content, it can sometimes lead to an uncomfortable feeling, commonly referred to as “spinach mouth”.1 If you don’t know what that is, it’s that strange chalky feeling that seems to coat your mouth after having spinach....

5 min read

When it comes to our homes, we often think of them as safe havens where we can relax and unwind. But what if you knew that your bed, the very place where you seek comfort and rest, could be filled with lung-harming bugs? Dust mites, microscopic creatures that thrive in our homes, can have harmful...

2 min read Health

Cinnamon is one of the most widely recognized scents known for some of its potential health benefits. From regulating blood sugar to helping lower cholesterol levels, it has earned its recognition as a potent spice with many medicinal properties. However, new findings have highlighted some potential risks associated with excessive cinnamon intake, particularly when it...

4 min read News

Chagas disease, caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi, is a life-threatening illness that affects millions of people worldwide.1 The primary mode of transmission is through contact with the feces of infected blood-sucking insects known as kissing bugs.2 These insects reside in the walls of poorly constructed homes, primarily in rural or suburban areas. When a...

3 min read Health

Recent research led by the University of Washington has shed light on new potential workings of Alzheimer’s disease, offering us a glimpse into the workings of the brain’s immune system. The study, published in August, looks at the behavior of microglia, specialized immune cells crucial for maintaining brain health.1 A New Understanding Microglia are responsible...

4 min read News

Job interviews are crucial steps in the hiring process, and ensuring they are conducted fairly and respectfully is essential. Numerous laws and regulations govern what questions employers can ask during job interviews to prevent discrimination and bias. This article highlights 10 questions that are illegal to ask in a job interview, focusing on why they...

3 min read Food and Drink

Ever find yourself craving something delicious but then worrying about your waistline? Fortunately, not every food is out to get you and your weight loss progress. There’s a long list of options that’ll not only satisfy your taste buds but also keep your calorie count in check. These foods are packed with fiber, vitamins, and...

5 min read

The world inches closer and closer to disaster – according to the Doomsday Clock. Now resting at a mere 90 seconds away from midnight, a myriad of factors are responsible but this is the closest to midnight the world has ever been (and has been since January of last year). The clock was established in...

3 min read News

It’s common knowledge now that there’s a total solar eclipse approaching on April 8. But researchers are sounding alarms about the potential hazards on the road eclipses bring. Insights from the 2017 total solar eclipse indicate a troubling surge in fatal car accidents during similar astronomical (and astrological) events. An analysis done by the University...

4 min read Food and Drink

Kidney disease and diabetes are complex health conditions that require meticulous management, especially when it comes to food. The kidneys serve multiple roles for the body, maintaining overall health, taking care of blood filtration, waste elimination, and blood pressure regulation. During all of this, diabetes significantly heightens the your kidney’s vulnerabilities, making it an easy...