All life on Earth is reliant on water for survival. For humans, without it, we cease to exist so rarely will you hear anyone say “you’ve had enough” when drinking water. That makes sense as the human body comprises approximately 60% water, making adequate fluid intake essential. Health experts recommend 8 daily water glasses, but...

Since decriminalization has taken place in many countries across the globe, researchers have once again been permitted to study the effects of marijuana. These studies have revealed both associated marijuana health risks and benefits. A recent study has shown a link between marijuana and heart health risks, but how does marijuana affect heart health? Let’s...

A new study from researchers at MIT’s Media Lab reveals that ChatGPT may be chipping away at our cognitive abilities. The study focused on ChatGPT effects on the brain and, in particular, our ability to engage with critical thinking and memory recall. ChatGPT is a language learning model (LLM) developed by OpenAI and launched to...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the new U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary, recently removed all members of the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. He has since replaced them with new appointees that many feel are unqualified and push dangerous conspiracies. Considering that this committee is responsible for making recommendations on vaccine use in the...

Over many years, celebrities and beauty influencers have engaged in some unusual skin treatment trends, or just health care trends in general. Those interested in skincare trends will remember Kim Kardashian’s bloodied-face after the infamous “vampire facial” or the viral “snail mucus” beauty serum. In their pursuit of preserving youthful looks, Hollywood celebrities have begun...

Early cancer detection significantly improves recovery rates; therefore, researchers are always looking for new detection methods. A new study has revealed that blood biomarkers could be used to detect tumors more than three years before a diagnosis is made. It turns out that the secret lies in minuscule fragments of genetic material that the tumors...

Bernando LaPallo achieved what many consider an impossible feat, living to 114 years old. He turned 114 years old on August 13, 2015 and only passed away in December of that year. This Arizona resident attributed his incredible longevity to simple yet powerful dietary choices. His story offers valuable insights into anti-aging foods and practical...

In our current society, most people find it increasingly difficult to find time to cook every day of the week. Cooking more than what you have and then storing the leftovers for the next day or week. Reheating leftovers saves time and reduces food waste. Generally, if stored and reheated properly, leftover food is usually...

Andropause describes an age-related reduction of testosterone in men. This condition affects males assigned at birth who are typically 50 years or older. Medical professionals also refer to this condition as testosterone deficiency, androgen deficiency, and late-onset hypogonadism. Unlike female menopause, andropause involves a gradual decline rather than an abrupt hormonal shift. The condition occurs...

Many are very familiar with oregano and its ability transforms ordinary dishes into flavorful masterpieces. This Mediterranean herb, from the Lamiaceae family, offers far more than culinary appeal. Scientific research reveals oregano benefits extend deep into human health, supporting everything from immune function to heart health. Modern studies validate what ancient healers knew centuries ago...

When people think of tea, they the first thing they think of more common teas like English breakfast or green tea. However, hibiscus tea is a tasty red-colored tea beverage derived from the hibiscus plant. Beyond its great flavor and beautiful color, it is also known for its potential health benefits. These benefits range from...

This site contains product affiliate links. We may receive a commission if you make a purchase after clicking on one of these links In our current age, with health and wellness trends now expanding to social media, dietary supplements are more popular than ever. According to the FDA, about 75% of Americans use at least one...