Social media influencers, especially in wellness and fitness circles, sometimes promote terrible fitness fads. But not all fitness advice and trends they purport are harmful or do not work. Once in a while, a new fitness routine will trend on social media. Recently, social media has been buzzing with interval-based walking or “Japanese walking”. Some...
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Have you ever looked down at your feet and spotted a small, fleshy bump that wasn’t there before? Maybe it is even a bit painful to the touch? If so, then you know what it’s like to discover that you have a wart. It’s okay, though – warts are actually a super common skin issue....
In 2017, the European Court of Human Rights stepped in after a Portuguese woman, left unable to have sex by a medical procedure, received a smaller payout because a Portuguese court assumed intimacy matters less for a 50-year-old mother. The European Court disagreed completely. Physical relationships remain important throughout life, the judges ruled, regardless of...
If you enjoy learning about history, especially the Georgian and Victorian eras, you would have heard about doctors prescribing “sea air” to their patients. Several months relaxing by the seaside may seem like a dreamy but pointless treatment nowadays, especially for things like tuberculosis, which is cured with antibiotics. But don’t dismiss seaside stays along...
Vitamin D is one that has found itself in the spotlight often in recent years. Also known as the “sunshine vitamin”, it has long been recognized for its vital role in bone health. Now, emerging research suggests that it might also help to slow down the aging process. This promising finding, however, comes with a...
Speaking at Grace Christian School in Valrico on September 3, 2025, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced that Florida will become the first state to eliminate all school vaccine mandates, ending 45 years of established public health policy. School vaccine requirements have been standard across all states since the 1980s. Florida’s decision would break from a...
High cholesterol and high blood pressure are often called silent threats because they can cause serious harm without noticeable symptoms. Many people live with these conditions for years without realizing the toll they are taking on their heart and blood vessels. The good news is that neither condition is a life sentence. With the right...
Creatine is one of the most trusted supplements for muscle recovery, energy, and performance. Athletes, bodybuilders, and everyday people use it to train harder, recover faster, and maintain steady progress in the gym. To understand why it works so well, it is important to look at what creatine really is and how it fuels your...
Can you reverse biological age? Many people want to feel and look younger for longer, but not all are willing to do what it takes to achieve this goal. Yet, it is possible – and worthwhile. Take, for example, Dr. Kurt Hong, a 52-year-old nutrition researcher and professor of medicine and aging. His most recent...
Many adults over the age of 50 start to notice that they have increasing difficulty climbing stairs or carrying their groceries as they grow older. While people typically dismiss this as simply a part of getting older, it could be a sign that your muscles are beginning to weaken. As we age, our muscle mass...
Dementia affects millions worldwide, and women carry a heavier burden than men. Longer life spans, hormonal shifts during menopause, and higher prevalence rates make prevention especially important for women. The good news is that science shows lifestyle choices can lower risk in powerful ways. You don’t need to overhaul your life overnight. Instead, adding brain-healthy...
Everyone gets wrinkles at some point, but that does not mean you cannot slow them down. Wrinkles form when skin loses collagen and elasticity, which happens naturally as we age. Sun exposure, lifestyle choices, and even daily habits can speed up the process. The good news is that small changes in your routine can make...