
General Wellbeing
The Changing Landscape of Cancer Treatment
This article examines current research and emerging perspectives in cancer care and includes reminders about healthy diet and lifestyle choices.
General Wellbeing
This article examines current research and emerging perspectives in cancer care and includes reminders about healthy diet and lifestyle choices.
General Wellbeing
In individuals with autoimmune diseases, there are malfunctions, causing the immune system to produce antibodies that target healthy cells and tissues.
General Wellbeing
The link between NAD and aging has been a subject of intense research. Scientists have discovered that maintaining healthy NAD levels may be crucial in combating the effects of aging.
Mental Health
Young adults, particularly those aged 18-24, report the lowest levels of mental well-being globally. This finding underscores the unique challenges of younger generations in navigating an increasingly complex and digitally driven world.
Nutrition
Unlike sports drinks designed to replenish fluids and electrolytes, energy drinks are characterized by their high caffeine content and the inclusion of other stimulant compounds.
General Wellbeing
In an era where chronic diseases are on the rise and healthcare costs are skyrocketing, the importance of preventative healthcare cannot be overstated. At the heart of this proactive approach to health lies a fundamental yet often overlooked factor: nutrition.
General Wellbeing
Instead of automatically reaching for sunglasses whenever we step outside, we should consider embracing natural light more often, especially during softer morning or late afternoon hours. Doing so may unlock health benefits for our eyes, brain, and overall well-being.
General Wellbeing
Nitric oxide is an essential molecule required for overall health. As a vasodilator, nitric oxide signals the blood vessels to relax, allowing them to expand. This effect enables blood, nutrients, and oxygen to flow freely to every part of your body.
General Wellbeing
“It’s pretty alarming,” Campen said. “There’s much more plastic in our brains than I would have imagined or been comfortable with.”
Mental Health
Understanding criminal and antisocial behaviour is complex. Could inadequate nutrition be a significant but overlooked contributor to criminal behaviour?
Nutrition
Explore which foods can damage DNA and increase cancer risk, the role of epigenetics, and healing foods that can help repair genetic damage.
Stem cells are like blank slates, yet to develop into a specific cell, and that given the right signals can transform into any cell the body needs.