Thanksgiving is rapidly approaching, and what’s most commonly associated with this holiday is gratitude, but also heavy food consumption…specifically turkey and numerous side dishes, which many people tend to gloss over. But a new study encourages you to heap some Continue reading →
You’ve heard of seafood being referred to as a superfood for brain health, but there may also be a ‘superdrink’ for brain health to go along with it. New research shows that coffee, besides giving a boost of energy, may Continue reading →
The fitness guidelines in the US Dept of Health and Human Services (HHS) have been updated for the first time since 2008. The new motto is “Move more, sit less” and according to their report exercise is critical Continue reading →
If you think puffing on e-cigarettes is a safe alternative to regular cigarettes, you may be in store for a rude awakening. The FDA has recently announced it is in the process of banning the sales of flavored e-cigarettes in Continue reading →
Disappointing news for energy drink lovers, a new study has revealed some disturbing health effects of the popular type of beverage. The study, presented at AHA’s Scientific Sessions 2018 delves into the effects of energy drink consumption on healthy, young Continue reading →
When it comes to neurological conditions like Alzheimer’s disease, early prevention is key to preserving as much cognitive function as possible, and some breaking advancements in the field of artificial intelligence could help do just that. According to a study Continue reading →
The US Food and Drug Administration has announced that hair dyes can’t contain lead any longer. Starting in 12 months it will be illegal to use lead, a neurotoxin, in cosmetic products in the US.
Lead acetate was originally approved Continue reading →
