The Science Behind Diet and Dementia Prevention Dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, is a growing global health concern, with cases expected to triple by 2050. While there is no known cure, researchers have long studied whether dietary choices can help prevent cognitive decline. So, does science support the idea that what we eat affects brain health? […]
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Many of us have been led to believe that obesity in America is caused by overeating or a lack of self-control. Even experts often reduce America’s obesity crisis to a simple formula: consuming too many calories and not exercising enough. This perspective subtly blames individuals, implying they are responsible for their weight gain. However, in
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Introduction: The Growing Popularity of Supplements Walk down any pharmacy or supermarket aisle, and you’ll see shelves lined with dietary supplements—vitamins, minerals, probiotics, herbal remedies, and more. It seems like there’s a pill or powder for every health concern, from boosting immunity to enhancing energy. But are supplements truly necessary for good health, or can
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Introduction: What Is Intermittent Fasting? Intermittent fasting, often called “time-restricted eating,” is an eating pattern where you cycle between periods of eating and fasting. It doesn’t focus on what foods to eat but rather when to eat them. Popular methods include fasting for 16 hours a day or fasting for two days out of the
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Introduction: The Gut-Mind Connection The phrase “gut feeling” might have more scientific backing than we once thought. Emerging research suggests that the gut plays a crucial role in not only our digestion but also in our mood and mental health. But how exactly does the gut communicate with the brain, and what impact does this
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Introduction Sleep isn’t just about feeling rested—it plays a crucial role in nearly every aspect of our physical and mental health. From mood and memory to heart health and immune function, sleep is a vital component of well-being. But how much sleep do you really need? Is the widely accepted 7-8 hours a night the
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Introduction Every year, people face the decision of whether to get the flu vaccine. Some question its effectiveness, others worry about its safety, and many wonder if it’s necessary at all. This article will provide a balanced, science-based look at the flu vaccine, exploring both its benefits and limitations. By the end, you’ll have the
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As vaping grows in popularity, especially among younger generations, many people wonder whether it’s truly a safer alternative to smoking traditional cigarettes. While vaping is often marketed as a healthier option, research reveals that it poses its own set of significant health risks. Below, we explore various scientifically proven aspects of vaping that you should
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Introduction The convenience of plastic bottles has made them a staple in our daily lives, but how safe is it to drink from them? While plastic bottles are often seen as clean and convenient, recent studies have raised concerns about their impact on health. From chemical leaching to microplastic contamination, there are various factors to
As a new coronavirus causes widespread illness around the world, many people are wondering how to protect themselves and their loved ones. Here’s what we know about COVID-19 thus far — with a reminder that this is an emerging situation, and new information about the 2019 coronavirus and its impact is coming out every day.
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Santa Fe High School, Texas: 10 dead, 13 Injured (5/18/18). Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School, Florida: 17 dead, 14 wounded (2/14/18). Texas First Baptist Church massacre, 26 dead, 20 injured (11/5/17). Las Vegas Strip massacre, 58 dead, 546 injured (10/1/17) San Bernadino, California: 14 dead, 21 wounded. Colorado Springs, Colorado: 3 dead; 9 injured. Newton,
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Have you ever had to decide whether to start taking a medication, choose a course of treatment for cancer, undergo a surgical procedure, or have a screening test? In a perfect world, your doctor would have guided you through your decision-making process, clearly describing important issues such as the “what, why, how, and when,” the
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