Study Reveals How to Stop Prostate Cancer Growth With 7 Foods
A new study identified several natural compounds found in several foods that stopped prostate cancer cell growth better than chemotherapy!
A new study identified several natural compounds found in several foods that stopped prostate cancer cell growth better than chemotherapy!
Do you have a few extra pounds in your mid-section? Here’s a few ways to reduce it and improve your health.
With the rise of gluten-free products, some physicians and scientists have questioned if gluten does cause harm to the human body. In the past it was believed gluten only caused celiac disease.
Are you looking forward to the traditional holiday meals? Tis’ the season to gain weight! With Thanksgiving and Christmas on the horizon, the majority of Americans are looking forward to a festive feast, with turkey, side dishes, and pumpkin pie. Eating more than usual for a week may not be bad, as long as people exercise regularly, too.
High-fat diets have long been known to increase the risk for medical problems, including heart disease and stroke, but there is growing concern that diets high in fat might also increase the risk for depression and other psychiatric disorders.
During the last ten years, thanks to numerous studies, we know there are healthy fats our bodies need to function properly, and there are harmful ones that support the development of disease. In general plant based fats fall into the healthy category. A recent study, published in the journal Molecular Psychiatry, suggests that stress stops the positive effects of choosing good fats.
A critical mineral deficiency enhances inflammation, which is the foundation of the vast majority of diseases-from acute infections (including colds and the flu) to the chronic diseases-primarily caused by lifestyle (heart disease, cancer, diabetes, hypertension, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, strokes, etc.)
Years ago Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff was a bestselling hit. A new study confirms the health benefits of remaining calm in our daily lives. How are you managing the “small stuff” in your life?