As our world produces and demands more processed foods for convenience, marketers are also getting clever. Foods are being labeled to cater to those with dietary requirements or those looking to get healthy. But in the process, we’re also becoming unhealthier by the minute. This is especially true when it comes to our gut health. […]
Category: Real Wellness
Real Wellness
Afraid of Change? Don’t Be, It’s Good for Your Health
We’ve all heard the pithy sayings, “Change is the only constant” and “Be the change you want to see in the world.” There’s some truth to these statements, and as research is showing us, change can be healthy for us. When we begin to look at change as a benefit, we open ourselves to being […]
The Latest Sleep Trend on TikTok: Mouth Taping
Waking up with a dry mouth or a nudge about snoring? Mouth taping might help some adults sleep quieter by encouraging nasal breathing, but it is not for everyone. Learn who should avoid it, how to screen yourself with STOP-Bang, and how to try a cautious two-week plan. Safety first, better sleep second.
New Developments in Research on Autism
In the ever-evolving battle with trying to understand the multiple facets of autism, researchers have now found a way to diagnose which autistic children will have speech and social development problems. In a study published in the journal Neuron, scientists conducted research over an eight-year period to determine if an early diagnosis could be made […]
I Stopped Drinking THIS 10 Years Ago, And It Transformed My Health
As a nation, we drink a heck of a lot of soda. According to the CDC, 63 percent of youngsters and 49 percent of adults drink a soda (a.k.a. sugar-sweetened beverage) every single day. That’s more than half of the entire U.S. population getting 150 empty calories 365 days a year. Close to 55,000 annual […]
Obsessed With Your Flaws? What You Should Know about Body Dysmorphic Disorder
Do you find yourself obsessing over features you think are flaws? Perhaps you believe your nose is too big, your eyes are too close together, or your mouth is too wide? While everyone can be a little critical of themselves from time to time, if you obsess over things you feel are flaws, you may […]
Yes, Your Average ‘Poop Time’ Matters
Let’s face it, poop is not a subject for a light dinner conversation or when meeting friends at the coffee shop. If you do bring it up, you’ll likely earn a resounding, “Ewww!” It’s no surprise that poop is one of the most misunderstood subjects of human digestion. So, let’s chat about the transit time […]
Celiac Alert: Is Your Medication Gluten-Free?
For most people, taking medications when needed is a simple enough thing. However, if you suffer from celiac disease, then it may not be so simple after all. Did you know that not all medications are gluten-free? Celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder that afflicts close to 1 in every 133 Americans. Symptoms of celiac […]
It Is a Great Time to Be an Organic Farmer
With more and more people showing concern over the quality of the food they eat, it is a better time than ever to be an organic farmer. Just one advantage is that organic farmers make more money than their non-organic competitors. Findings from a meta-analysis conducted by Washington State University (WSU) revealed that organic farmers […]
Could Iron Accumulation in the Brain Be Linked with Dementia?
Research by the University of Technology in Sydney (UTS) suggests that a metal in the blood may be a factor in the development of Alzheimer’s. Dr. Dominic Hare, a neurochemist at UTS who also works for the Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health in Melbourne and the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai […]










