Month: August 2018

Undiagnosed Celiac Disease Tied to Miscarriages and Stillbirths

Celiac disease is when your body mishandles gluten. If you have celiac disease when you consume something with gluten in it an autoimmune response is triggered that damages the small intestine and prevents the absorption of nutrients. This can lead to malnutrition, low bone density, lactose intolerance and infertility. 1 in every 100 people has […]

A New Cannabis Trend: CBD Cocktails

People are regularly coming up with different ideas to include cannabidiol (CBD) into their daily products — from foods to beverages to body care products. It seems that CBD oil can be mixed with just about anything – from coffee,   sauces, smoothies, etc. Now the latest trend bartenders have now been  starting to mix […]

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Chlorella – A Trojan Horse Among Superfoods

Not to be confused with the bacterial disease cholera, chlorella is a water algae full of healthy amino acids and omega-3 fatty acids. It’s starting to gain something of a super food status among those interested in nutrition and dietary supplements. While it’s good for you, it’s difficult if not impossible for humans to collect […]

Sleep Doctor Good Enough For Oprah Says This Is The Hack We All Need To Know

We all need sleep. Without it, our bodies and minds cannot recharge and recover for the next day. Too long without not just sleep, but the right kind of sleep, can be very damaging to your overall health. Sleeplessness, or chronic problems getting good sleep, can lead to stress, inattention, and even physical health issues. […]

Mom’s Healthy Lifestyle Lowers Child’s Risk of Obesity

Your mom is everything. And new research is showing that to be even more true than it already was. Mothers who practice a healthy lifestyle and follow healthy behaviors are less likely to pass bad habits onto their children. Specifically, mothers who are not obese are less likely to have children who are obese, or […]

We’re In The Grips Of A Loneliness Epidemic And Here’s Why

In an increasingly hyper connected world, loneliness is on the rise. It seems like a dichotomy, but social researchers say it actually makes sense even as it also forces a heavy toll on those of us who are heavily connected but increasingly isolated despite all our social interactions. Recent surveys show that more than fifteen […]

High Blood Pressure in Pregnancy Tied to Heart Disease Risk Afterward

High blood pressure during pregnancy isn’t just dangerous for both mother and child during pregnancy; it can put the mother at risk for future high blood pressure problems. And it can increase her risk factors for other medical issues, such as diabetes or cholesterol. Issues with blood pressure are not an uncommon medical complication for […]

Alzheimer’s Breakthrough: Brain Metals That May Drive Disease Progression Revealed

New research concerning the cause and spread of Alzheimer’s Disease has been performed and analyzed by a joint collaboration by several colleges including the University of Warwick, Keele University, the University of Florida, and the University of Texas at San Antonio. The research focuses on the consistency of iron-based substances in the brain throughout the […]

‘I Sipped Collagen Every Day For A Month Just To See What Happened’

The skin care industry is big business because the number of people who are concerned with how they look is enormous. These consumers aren’t just looking for makeup and other similar products, but also nutritional supplements like vitamins and probiotics. One product type that’s on the uptick is collagen enhancement. Collagen is a protein our […]

Aspirin For Acne – Does It Really Help?

Acne, YUCK! Nobody wants it and yet most people will deal with acne at some point in their lives. Here is a quick aspirin mask that is working for some. With low costs and you probably have all the ingredients in your cupboard why not give it a try. Ingredients – 2 or 3 uncoated […]