[spacer height="20px"]Puffy, red eyes making you itch and making others ask what’s up? [spacer height="20px"]Since our eyelid skin is so thin, allergies to products applied in this area are common—eye creams, eye shadows, and mascaras can leave you looking like you just went a few rounds
[spacer height="20px"]Research by Harvard University found that men who ate the greatest amount of fruit and vegetables with high levels of pesticide residue had about half the amount of sperm normal for their age, and 32% fewer normally formed sperm than those who consumed the
[spacer height="20px"]Whether you’re a vegetarian or just want to eat healthier, I suggest taking a look at the Seventh-Day Adventists that researchers at Loma Linda University in California have been following for decades: [spacer height="20px"]Seventh Day Adventists tend to believe in a moderation based healthy diet
[spacer height="20px"]A very interesting study just published in the journal Obesity suggests that our body’s normal, healthy response to foods we eat actually changes after just 5 days of eating an all-processed, high in saturated fat diet. [spacer height="20px"]Health young men were given the same amount
[spacer height="20px"]An interesting new study by a Korean research team recently published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism proves good news for you early birds! [spacer height="20px"]Over 1600 people were studied and classified based on their sleep and wake cycles. People either stayed up
[spacer height="20px"]Feel like your eyes are dry from all that screen time? [spacer height="20px"]A 2006 study published in the journal "Head and Face Medicine" evaluated the effects of incorporating yoga practice into the daily routines of people with dry eyes who spent more than six hours
[spacer height="20px"]A recent study by the Mayo Clinic looked at cognitively healthy senior citizens and found that those who pursued artistic interests were 73% less likely to develop cognitive impairment. Those who engaged in social activities regularly lowered their risk of cognitive impairment by 55%.
[spacer height="20px"]American Academy of Pediatrics currently recommends that children watch less than two hours of TV every day. If there are still 24 hours in a day, I think this is comical. If kids are in school for most of the day, how can they
[spacer height="20px"]The possible connection between cellphones and cancer is controversial. The growing number of adults and children using cell phones continues to rise, leaving many of us asking what’s the risk? [spacer height="20px"]Let’s look at what we do know: [spacer height="20px"]Cell phones work by sending signals using
[spacer height="20px"]A brand new study out of Duke University is turning everything we thought we knew about Alzheimer’s on it’s head! The study suggests that immune cells play a key role in why brain plaques build up, causing dementia. The study was done in mice, [spacer
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