Did you know that there was a link between red meat and dementia? When people consume around 1 ounce of red meat per day, their risk of developing dementia rises by 14%. However, if their red meat is replaced with a serving of legumes and nuts, their risk drops by 20%! This data was based...
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Typical breakfast options tend to be low in protein. Think of the classic buttered toast, bagels, muffins, cereal, etc. The exception is the classic breakfast with eggs, which is far from the only high-protein food option. And it’s a good thing because protein can help keep people feeling full and energized until lunchtime. Plus, it’s...
Regardless of where you grew up, most of us grew up eating ketchup. I’d wager a bet that most of you reading this article have at least one bottle of ketchup in your fridge or pantry right now. Though it is a tasty condiment that pairs well with so many dishes, it is unfortunately not...
“Adulting is hard.” This is a phrase you commonly hear among college students and those new to the workforce, and you know what? They’re right. Being an adult is hard, but it is especially challenging when you don’t have much of the basic skills and knowledge that generations prior to the millennials and generation Z-ers...
It is commonly assumed that it takes 10,000 tries to become a master at something. If that’s true, then anyone who’s made it past 90 years old must be true masters at life. They’ve experienced all of the tears, fear, extreme happiness, and utter sadness that comes with each phase of life, and they have...
Inflammation in our bodies has a good side and a bad side. On one hand, it helps to heal wounds and fight infections. When that inflammation becomes chronic, however, it starts to do more harm than good. Thankfully, there are plenty of ways to reduce inflammation in our bodies and combat chronic illness. One of...
We’ve probably all heard of the benefits of drinking apple cider vinegar at this point. It can help with stomach problems and digestion, among other things. However, apple cider vinegar can also be a useful part of your beauty routine as long as you use it correctly. This is especially important when it comes to...
At recent Olympic games, you may have noticed athletes, particularly swimmers, with mysterious circular bruises on their bodies. These marks, which can appear red or purple, are not the result of a mishap but rather evidence of a centuries-old practice known as cupping therapy. But what is cupping, where did it come from, and does...
Mosquito bites are an inevitable nuisance, especially during warmer months. While most bites result in mild discomfort, the persistent itching can be a real challenge to manage. Fortunately, there are several effective remedies to treat and stop mosquito bites from itching. Below, we explore eleven proven methods, supported by expert advice and home remedies. 1....
Horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) is a tree native to the Balkan Peninsula but is now widely cultivated around the world. While it is commonly associated with its striking flowers and decorative appearance, extract of the chestnuts themselves also hold several potential health benefits. Horse chestnut contains a compound called aescin, which has been studied for...
Your face and head can reveal more about your health than you might think, especially when it comes to your heart. While some of the signs might be subtle, paying attention to certain features could help you identify potential heart problems before they become serious. Here are some facial and head-related indicators that could suggest...
You have probably been hearing “eat your veggies” since you were a young kid at your parents’ dinner table. Long has it been known that eating vegetables is an important part of health and nutrition. As the science of nutrition becomes increasingly more established, scientists discover more about the power of individual vegetables. One of...