Nutrition February 17, 2022 Tips to gain weight in a healthy way Trying to gain weight can sometimes be as challenging as trying to lose weight for some individuals
FOOD February 16, 2022 These foods can help you look and feel younger, experts say These 10 foods will make you look and feel younger, according to nutritionists.
Nutrition February 10, 2022 Eating more legumes can help add 10 years to your life, researchers say Choosing legumes over red meat could help increase a person's life expectancy by more than a decade, according to researchers.Â
Nutrition February 7, 2022 NYC schools launching vegan lunches on Fridays The country’s largest public school district announced the change last week.
CANCER January 29, 2022 Alcohol consumption can directly cause cancer, study says The consumption of alcohol is a direct cause of several kinds of cancer, according to researchers.Â
Nutrition January 13, 2022 Olive oil can cut risk of disease, help you live longer, study says The health benefits of olive oil have been found to reduce the risk of death from several diseases, according to the study.
Diet Trends January 12, 2022 The best diets of 2022: report Here are the top 7 diets of 2022, according to a recent report.
HEALTH January 11, 2022 Autoimmune disease spike blamed on Western diet, scientists say A rise in the prevalence of autoimmune diseases around the world can be blamed on Western-style diets, scientists say.Â
Weight Loss January 9, 2022 Mike Pompeo tells Ó£ÌÒÊÓÆµ Digital how he really lost all that weight The former secretary of state spoke to Ó£ÌÒÊÓÆµ Digital exclusively this weekend about his recent weight loss success — and how it's already changed his life dramatically.
Crohns Disease January 8, 2022 Stress may be the culprit behind Crohn’s disease, study finds Researchers have identified a possible link between psychological stress and Crohn's disease.
HEALTH December 7, 2021 Obesity: More than half of young adults are overweight, study says More than half of young American adults are either overweight or obese, according to new Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine research.Â