A new study has brought hope to those battling early-stage Alzheimer’s disease, revealing that intensive lifestyle modifications, including adopting a healthy diet and regular exercise, could slow cognitive decline. The …
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Look around you and you can readily see how overweight many Westerners have become. Obesity and all its effects are quickly becoming a scourge to society. Along with the obvious …
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Heart disease is one of the largest killers in the United States, responsible for over 600,000 deaths each year. From eating healthier to lowering their blood pressure to reducing their …
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Aging… everyone hates it. From the stiffness in your joints and muscles to the extra effort you have to make to get up a flight of stairs, the effects of …
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More and more research today is highlighting the importance of healthy gut bacteria in maintaining good health. Gut bacteria aren’t just crucial to digesting food, they can also play an …
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With Alzheimer’s Awareness Month (November) nearly upon us, it’s time to start thinking about how we can improve our brain function and stave off Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other neurological diseases. …
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There are numerous reasons why you should want to build more muscle, including making your metabolism and fat loss incredibly efficient, building a strong posture, being much less likely to …
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Exercising first thing in the morning is a great way to energize yourself for a highly productive, purposeful, and fulfilling day. With lungs full of oxygen, blood pumping throughout your …
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Nathaniel Branden was a psychotherapist and writer specializing in the psychology of self-esteem and self-discovery. He is the author of The 6 Pillars of Self-Esteem, The Art of Living Consciously, …
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If you’re ready to get off the treadmill and hoist a nice, cold beer, you’re in for some good news. Consuming alcohol is better for you than exercise… at least …