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Skimping on sleep will cost you your waistline; new study claims we not only eat more to fight fatigue, we eat higher calorie foods as well
Not getting enough sleep at night means you'll wake up the next day tired and out of sorts. But did you know that sleep deprivation can also cause weight gain?
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Coffee for kidney health? Researchers found that 3 cups per day helped people with chronic kidney disease live longer
Brew another cup of Joe - new research suggests that caffeine consumption may extend the life of those with chronic kidney disease. Coffee has been a staple at the breakfast table for a very long time.
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On to greener pastures! How horticulture improves mental health
While some people swear by the calming effects of a stroll through the park, others practice horticulture to improve their well-being. Home gardening is an endeavor that provides many benefits such as self-sufficiency. Aside from giving you access to non-GMO food, gardening can even be an outlet
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"Adapt" to stress with these 5 adaptogenic herbs
People, especially women, have resorted to various kinds of products and services to reduce stress. Stress, (and anxiety in extension) after all, can lead to a plethora of diseases such as asthma, depression, gastrointestinal problems, obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. The newest solution to fig
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Well, that's depressing: Mental illness proven to increase risk of early death
A new study proves that mental illness, particularly depression, increases the risk of premature death, as reported by the Science Daily. "There is less stigma associated with depression, better treatments are available, but depression's link to mortality still persists," said Stephen Gilman o
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An unconventional approach to dental health that works
One of the greatest fears for most people is a trip to the dentist, especially if they know there is work to be done. The grinding, pulling, smells, and needles are not exactly a situation that drums up warm and cozy feelings. But it has to be done, right?
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How hospitals keep their patients sick by feeding them Ensure, a "junk food" nutrition shake
Once upon a time, long long ago, doctors used to take some time to educate their patients on how to maintain a healthy body and mind through nutrition and stress reduction.
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Diabetes has doubled in the U.S. over the last three decades, but industry "experts" claim to have "more control" over the disease than ever
New research reveals that in America, the rate of diabetes cases has increased twofold in the last 29 years. But why are "experts" saying the opposite? Diabetes is a chronic condition that affects the body's ability to process sugar, and this disease can cause heart problems and kidney damag
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Toxic for generations: Kids born to chemo survivors are increasingly infertile, having 72% fewer children
What are the generational health effects caused by chemotherapy? Precisely, which genes are turned on and off when a cancer patient is inundated with these toxic chemical agents? Do the chemotherapy-inflicted epigenetic changes pass on to the offspring of the patient and how do these changes impact
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