People who are overweight cut their life expectancy by two months for every extra 2.2 pounds of weight, according to a new study.
During med school l learned there’s no predictable scientific way to determine how long the human body can live. When you think about your mortality, have you settled with a “reasonable” number of years you’d like to live. Perhaps this latest study may cause you to think differently. The average human life span continues to increase. Will we ever reach a limit to how long we can live?
Are you or your loved ones experiencing a hidden addiction? Chances are you may well be. I’ve had concerns for years, and they were not only confirmed, but heightened yesterday when I watched an explosive report on CBS’ 60 Minutes.
Are you a moderate drinker? If so, you may want to consider reducing your consumption in light of the findings of a new study.
While New Year’s resolutions are challenging, it’s never too late to improve your health. Here’s how to easily jump start your health.
It’s hard to believe we’ve over half way through the year. So how’s your health-related New Year’s resolutions? Are you well on your way to achieving them, or do you remember what they were?
While most Americans know that heart disease and cancer are the #1 and #2 causes of death, most don’t know what the #3 cause is. If you guessed diabetes or stroke, you’re wrong.
Are you concerned about your risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease? Here’s information about a brand new study that has found a diet that dramatically decreases cognitive decline.