Can Catching a Cold Give You Asthma?

Researchers have been wondering if contracting respiratory illnesses like the common cold can lead to a person developing a chronic lung disease. In a study from Washington University, St. Louis, found that immune cells that are sent to the lungs to fight infection can accumulate and cause inflammatory problems. Eventually, this inflammation can lead to […]

Seeds, Shells and Skins: Can I Eat Them?

For many middle-class families, choosing to eat well is a financial decision as well as a health decision. When fast-food chains offer 99-cents meals and buying produce for a home-cooked meal can cost a lot more than one dollar, convenience and cost make fast food a colossal temptation. So how can you get the most […]

Heart-Healthy Exercises for Older Adults

A strong and healthy heart is key to a vibrant and active life, especially as we age. Regular exercise plays a pivotal role in maintaining heart health, improving overall well-being, and reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease. For older adults, incorporating a variety of heart-friendly exercises into your weekly routine can make a significant difference. […]

5 Ways To Eat Turmeric For Enhanced Memory

Many of us already know and love turmeric: the delicious yellow spice best-known for its starring role in curries. Not only has it been embraced by multiple Eastern traditions for its medicinal properties for thousands of years, there is also a large body of research supporting its many health benefits. Now, researchers have found that […]

99 Reasons Turmeric Is the Best Spice Ever

Turmeric is a herbaceous herb (also known as Curcuma longa) that is a member of the ginger family, which has been used throughout India and the Orient for thousands of years. Historical records note that ancient Polynesians took turmeric with them when they sailed across the Pacific Ocean to Hawaii where the spice is still used […]

Will Facebook Be the Next Doctor’s Office?

As technology advances, the ways we communicate advance with it. Naturally, that communication advancement begins to encompass more and more areas of our lives. This time the advancement involves communication about our health care. The results of a national survey conducted by Johns Hopkins University’s Bloomberg School of Public Health found that patients want more […]

Time Spent Outdoors Is Good for Your Emotional Well-Being

No wonder you always liked playing outside when you were a kid. Studies show that connecting with nature makes you feel alive, energized, and happy. A series of studies on nature’s vitalizing effect was conducted back in 2009 by researchers from the University of Rochester, in collaboration with McGill University in Canada, Virginia Commonwealth University, […]