At some stage of our lives, we will all have to contend with blemishes, discoloration, dark spots, or some other form of skin imperfection. Skin imperfections are the body’s natural response to hormonal imbalances, infection, poor diet, unhealthy lifestyle, or too much sun exposure. Some will come and go on their own as we age…
Energy drinks are very popular with sales raking in billions of dollars – but how healthy are they?
Imagine having a condition with severe and debilitating symptoms and then having your doctor tell you that it is a functional or psychosomatic disease, suggesting that it’s all in your head. If you or a family member has irritable bowel syndrome, you may understand how frustrating this situation can be. And yet this is the…
Many people have heard of dates but are not familiar with the magical capabilities that dates have to influence human health positively. They have an excellent nutrition profile offering most of their calories from carbohydrates and a small protein. Here’s a list of 10 incredible benefits of dates. What Are Dates Good For? Constipation The…
Based on a new study, researchers have concluded that working too much could be the reason people over 40 are feeling more stressed and tired than ever.
A direct relationship between long hours of sitting and early mortality rates have been discovered. Even a consistently active person can suffer from the consequences of sitting for long hours on end, and suffer from an early death. Is Sitting Too Long Bad For My Health? An experiment using a hip-mounted accelerometer was done to…
One of the most common questions I hear in regards to organic gardening is this: what do I use to kill weeds and pests? It’s true, unwelcome weeds and bugs are the bane of every gardener. Keeping them under control may be the most time-consuming part of growing your own food. It’s why such potent,…
Yoga has been found to help stimulate the four main physiological systems linked to the immune system. They are the circulatory, digestive, nervous, and endocrine systems. Poses that affect at least one of these four systems help bolster immune function. Researchers are studying how yoga affects the thymus which boosts immunity.
Radish is an edible root vegetable of the Brassicaceae family. Radishes were domesticated in Europe in pre-Roman times. They are grown and consumed worldwide and are mostly eaten raw as a crunchy salad vegetable. Nutrition Facts Sliced radishes have a scant 12 calories and no fat in a 1/2-cup portion so that they won’t ruin…
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