Remember that Dr. Scholl’s TV commercial where all those supposedly cool people were asking everyone else: “Are you gellin’?” Well, years later (and years younger), kids are asking a very similar question sounding question… Are you JUULing? What Is JUULing? According to JUUL, it’s “the satisfying alternative to cigarettes.” If you’re familiar with vaping, JUULing...
Water is a luxury that many people disregard, but there are a lot of people in the world with limited access to water. To be exact, according to water.org, 663 million people (1 in 10) lack access to safe water. Water is great for so many things such as keeping you hydrated, flushing out toxins...
Kate Ferranti describes her dad as compassionate, calm, and beloved by everyone who meets him. She says that she and her dad have always been extremely close, with many of her skills, likes, and interests coming from him and what he taught her. Sadly, at 75, she is enduring the painfully slow goodbye of watching...
One of the number one predictors of longevity is a sharp mind. People who maintain their brain health as they get older tend to live longer and, unsurprisingly, happier lives. The question is, what should you be doing now, at 20, 30, 40, 50, or beyond, to keep a healthy brain long into old age?...
Nothing beats a good night’s sleep. Rest is vital for people’s health and well-being, and they can feel a difference after an adequate slumber and a subpar one. Sleep contributes to productivity and concentration levels, lowers the risk of weight gain and heart disease, and strengthens the immune system, among many other benefits. [1] People...
The liver plays a crucial role in our overall health by performing a variety of functions. Things like detoxifying harmful substances, producing bile for digestion, and storing essential nutrients are all possible because of our liver. Here are nine of the best foods and drinks for liver health, supported by scientific research and expert recommendations....
Monitoring and managing blood pressure is crucial for maintaining our overall health. Also called hypertension, it is a common condition that can lead to major health issues if left untreated. Understanding Blood Pressure Readings A reading consist of two numbers, measured in millimeters of mercury (mm Hg). The first, or top number, is the systolic...
Heart disease, one of the leading causes of death worldwide, often manifests through subtle symptoms that can be easily overlooked or mistaken for less serious conditions. Among these, a specific sign of heart disease —sleep apnea—has gained significant attention for its strong association with cardiovascular problems. Recognizing and addressing this symptom can be crucial in...
When a liver is working well, it cleans the blood, helps digest food, and fights infection. It is also a bit of a bodily superhero — much like Wolverine and Deadpool, it has the power to regenerate when it has been damaged, replacing old tissue with new cells. 5 Signs Of Liver Damage “Anything that keeps your liver...
Autoimmune diseases, including rheumatoid arthritis (RA), affect millions of people and can cause significant pain, joint deformity, and organ damage.1 While the exact cause of autoimmune diseases remains unknown, recent research suggests that certain environmental factors, including dietary choices, may play a role. There are potential links between diet and autoimmune diseases that focus on...
We know that vitamin D is good for our bodies, but whether or not taking it as a supplement on top of a diet has any real health benefits has long been debated. The latest study on the issue suggests that such supplements can reduce heart attack risk.1 Potential Link Between Vitamin D and Reduced...
Dementia is a debilitating condition that affects memory, cognition, and overall brain function. While many factors can contribute to the development of dementia, recent research has suggested a potential link between certain medications and an increased risk of developing dementia-related symptoms. It is important to note that these medications do not directly cause dementia, but...
