Our relationships are critical to our health and well-being. What’s the top quality we look for in a long-term partner that contributes to our health and well-being?
Is your significant other experiencing a stressful life event? A study conducted at Baylor University sheds valuable light on this important issue.
Hugging can protect against the harmful mood changes that occur with relationship conflict according to a new study.
Research has linked childhood abuse to many adverse health outcomes in adulthood, including premature death, but according to new Northwestern University research, found supportive relationships in midlife can partly compensate for the mortality risks linked to childhood abuse.
I received a very special message today-from Jay Abraham. I immediately forwarded it to those very dear to me, and simultaneously decided to share it with you as a member of my DrElaine list. You are a precious health and healing partner that I am grateful for. Please pass this touching message on to those you treasure in your life.
What do you do, when someone dear to you asks you to do something for them, when you know you need to rest? Believe it or not, your answer is critical to how well your immune system functions.
A landmark study conducted by a team of researchers at the London School of Economics determined most of the unhappiness we experience is due to failed relationships and physical and mental illness rather than money problems and poverty.
Many years ago, I read about a fascinating study that was conducted at Ohio State University several times because the researchers could not believe their remarkable finding. While testing a cholesterol lowering drug and its effect in rabbits, a portion of the rabbit had absolutely no signs of hardening of the arteries (atherosclerosis) and heart disease, despite eating a high cholesterol, high fat diet. They knew the drug wasn’t the cause–Was it the drug or something else that prevented the development of these anticipated results?