A study has found that a lot of children with heart disease had mothers who had diabetes. In this study, cardiovascular disease was much higher in children of women who had diabetes while pregnant in comparison to children Continue reading
A study has found that a lot of children with heart disease had mothers who had diabetes. In this study, cardiovascular disease was much higher in children of women who had diabetes while pregnant in comparison to children Continue reading →
A healthy diet is one of the key factors in living a long, happy life. It keeps us energetic, keeps our moods up and helps all our organs run optimally. Most people have diets which are not optimal to Continue reading →
A new study from Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Tufts University in Massachusetts shows the financial cost of eating unhealthily. Unhealthy eating is a major factor in poor health and 45% of all deaths from cardiometabolic disease. While Continue reading →
Activated charcoal has become a trend in those seeking natural alternatives. It is currently used by hospitals with patients who have consumed poisons or overdosed on drugs. Now it is being seen as a possible remedy for more Continue reading →
The Federal Food and Drug Administration is considering requiring food manufacturers to put sesame on food labels due to children having an allergy to it. Approximately 20 to 30 percent of children outgrow it. Still, approximately 1.1 million Continue reading →
Scientists have discovered a new herb to help those suffering from major depressive disorder (MDD). The study which examined 57 adults’ diagnoses with MDD is a trial to test the affects of he herb rhodiola rosea. Patients were Continue reading →
Sorry folks, there’s no booze in this Bloody Mary, but this low calorie combination of over 4 vegetable servings is delicious. Basil, parsley and oregano offer many health benefits with their vitamins and antioxidants. Garlic helps control blood pressure and Continue reading →
In a recent study from the UK’s Cambridge Department of Public Health and Primary Care, a group of 867 people, aged between 40 and 69 (and all newly diagnosed with diabetes) were followed over a course of 5 years. Upon Continue reading →
According to a new study out of France, researchers have determined that working excess hours and a higher incidence of stroke are linked. The research team defined long hours as more than 10 hours for a period of at least Continue reading →
The abundantly available, widely-fêted member of the fungi family has been the subject of some investigation, namely an intensive study published in the International Journal of Cancer. Researchers at Japan’s Tohoku University, in collaboration with researchers from the U.S., Continue reading →