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When talking about unhealthy foods, the conversation often gets overly black and white. The truth is, not all unhealthy foods deserve total elimination. Some have nutritional value when eaten sparingly, while others are too processed, sugary, or harmful to justify keeping in your routine. Moderation and awareness are key. Knowing which foods can stay on...

7 min read Learn

Despite major advances in satellite imagery, GPS technology, and digital mapping tools, large portions of our planet remain only partially understood. While cities and highways are visible in sharp detail, many remote and rugged areas lack high-resolution mapping due to their inaccessibility. Dense rainforests, harsh polar regions, and deep ocean trenches all present serious challenges...

11 min read Eat

Many grocery items wear the label of “healthy,” but not all live up to the hype. Food companies often use buzzwords like “natural,” “light,” or “gluten-free” to appeal to health-conscious shoppers. However, marketing tricks can hide the real nutritional story. Some products that seem like smart choices may actually be packed with sugar, sodium, or...

4 min read Heal

Recent research highlights a significant rise in disorders of gut-brain interaction (DGBI), such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and functional dyspepsia, since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Data collected from surveys in the UK and the US emphasize the growing impact of the pandemic on gastrointestinal health and its interplay with mental well-being. What...

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While Parkinson’s disease initially causes physical symptoms, issues with cognitive function often emerge later. According to Johns Hopkins Medicine, around 4 out of 5 Parkinson’s patients eventually develop dementia. This can lead to cognitive issues with problem-solving, communicating, concentration, and memory. A new study has found that a cough medicine commonly used in Europe may...

5 min read Eat

Canned tuna is popular worldwide and often added to salads, sandwiches, or served with olives on crackers at parties. Fairly affordable and easy access to dietary protein needs, canned tuna can be found in many pantries across the globe. However, a tiny serving of the crimson red tuna at sushi restaurants is astronomically expensive. There...

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Gabapentin is an FDA-approved prescription anticonvulsant that is primarily used to treat nerve pain and control epileptic seizures. But it is also prescribed “off-label” as a painkiller or treatment for fibromyalgia, sciatica, insomnia, anxiety, hot flashes, and lower back pain. It’s a popular choice since it’s not as addictive as opioids. Like all medications, gabapentin has...