Did You Know… …Running May Make You Less Likely to Have Joint Problems?
Even avid runners often worry that the repetitive motion of running causes excessive wear and tear on their joints, and particularly their knees. This...
Experts Believe We Need Taxes and Restrictions on Soda to Protect Public Health
For millions of Americans, soda is their drink of choice, despite the link to an increased risk of type 2 diabetes, heart disease, obesity,...
Red Cabbage Microgreens: A Superfood Discovery!
The mature red cabbage plant is full of nutrients that help to keep your immune system primed, your eyesight protected, your body free of...
Can You Name the Most Popular Drug in the United States? Hint: It’s 100...
Do you know which substance is the most popular…most addictive…and least regulated drug in the United States? It’s not heroin…cocaine…tobacco…alcohol…or even coffee. It’s sugar.
In...
Is Your Weight Gain Due to an Iodine Deficiency?
Statistics show that nearly 74% of “healthy” adults consume inadequate quantities of iodine. An estimated 800 million to 2 billion individuals worldwide are affected...
Yoga Reduces Cardiovascular Disease Risk
Did You Know...that yoga may protect you from cardiovascular disease?
Yoga is an ancient mind-body practice from India that helps to strengthen the body and...
Sitting Is the New Smoking
Did You Know...health experts claim "sitting is the new smoking?"
You may not realize it, but the most dangerous activity in your entire day may very...
This Weight Loss Herb is Proven By Medical Research
Although gymnema sylvestre has been used in traditional medical disciplines since the 6th century B.C., you’ve probably never heard of it. Those in the...
The Truth About Exercise
We have become a world that attributes speed with greatness. Fast cars, fast internet, fast apps –we seem to have collectively agreed as a...
Five Quick Tips for Dropping Holiday Pounds
The winter holidays have come and gone, but, according to a new study, the holiday weight gain may still be hanging around. Don’t be...












