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How Weight Gain Harms Your Lungs

Carrying around extra weight is one of the most potentially harmful things to your health. Those who are overweight or obese are more likely to develop high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes and other serious health issues. Another potential ,,,

159, Diet & Nutrition, Exercise & Fitness, Medical Conditions, Men's Health, Women's Health

The Habits of Happiness

Ever notice that some people tend to be more chipper than others? If you find yourself down in the dumps, the suggestions listed below might serve as an emotional pick-me-up. Enjoy Nature: Going outside for a walk is a ,,,

171, Men's Health, Mental Health & Well Being, Women's Health

How Sugar Harms the Body’s Organs

There’s no way to deny it – the United States has a major sweet tooth. Consider that Americans are estimated to consume 17 teaspoons of sugar each day. Aside from making your waistline thicker, all that sugar can prove ,,,

151, Childrens Health, Diet & Nutrition, Medical Conditions, Men's Health, Women's Health

Is Parkinson’s Actually Two Diseases?

Parkinson’s is well known for its devastating effects on the human body. But suppose this condition is actually two separate diseases? A new study suggests that this could be the case. A Better Look This study appeared in the ,,,

153, Medical Conditions, Men's Health, Women's Health

Depression and Memory Loss

Depression is more widespread than you might think; according to the National Institutes of Mental Health, more than 19 million Americans have experienced at least one major depressive episode in their lifetimes. Some research has even found that depression ,,,

160, Childrens Health, Men's Health, Mental Health & Well Being, Women's Health

The Not-so-Sweet Side of (Added) Sugar

Who doesn’t like sugar? Whether in coffee, cookies or in soda, it’s no secret that Americans love sugary products. Unfortunately, all that sugar might wind up leaving you in a sour mode. Subtraction by Addition? You’ve probably heard the ,,,

152, Diet & Nutrition, Men's Health, Mental Health & Well Being, Women's Health

Tips for Easy Breathing During the Winter Months

Care to guess which season has the most doctors’ visits for respiratory issues? If you said winter, than you may want to take a look at the respiratory health guidelines below: 1. Wash Your Hands Regularly: You’ve probably heard ,,,

121, Environment, Medical Conditions, Men's Health, The Human Body, Women's Health

Diet, Lifestyle and Alzheimer’s

The number of American’s living with Alzheimer’s continues to increase; over 6 million Americans currently have this condition, a figure that’s expected to more than double by mid-century. According to a new study, the growth of Alzheimer’s cases could ,,,

155, Diet & Nutrition, Medical Conditions, Men's Health, Women's Health

How Alcohol Affects Cancer Risk

It’s no secret that Americans love to drink; according to one recent report, the average American consumes over two gallons of alcohol each year. Unfortunately, all of that alcohol can be quite harmful to the body. In fact, a ,,,

165, Medical Conditions, Men's Health, Women's Health

Can Genes Be Used to Restore Eyesight?

One of the hallmarks of aging is declining eyesight; for example, past the age of forty or so, many adults begin to experience issues with reading passages at close distance. But suppose it could be possible to undo such ,,,

157, Men's Health, Women's Health

Women’s Health

How Weight Gain Harms Your Lungs

The Habits of Happiness

How Sugar Harms the Body’s Organs

Is Parkinson’s Actually Two Diseases?

Depression and Memory Loss

The Not-so-Sweet Side of (Added) Sugar

Tips for Easy Breathing During the Winter Months

Diet, Lifestyle and Alzheimer’s

How Alcohol Affects Cancer Risk

Can Genes Be Used to Restore Eyesight?

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