Being sexually active may be a good way to prevent dementia, confused thinking, and other problems associated with old age. According to data published in the “American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry,” seniors who stay sexually active have higher cognitive function than those who don’t. Keeping the Mind Sharp In the study, men and women who …
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Stop and think before you put that cookie or potato chip in your mouth, Americans need an increased awareness about their blood sugar. If blood sugar levels are too high, health complications such as damage to the nerves and organs, or hardened blood vessels can occur. Eating foods that are high in sugar are not …
You may realize the increased risk of developing cancer from smoking or extreme sun exposure, but there are other common cancer triggers you should know. Along with undergoing routine screenings for cancer, you should reduce exposure to common carcinogens in your lifestyle, workplace, or environment. Cancer is the second-leading cause of death, so recognizing factors …
As men reach middle age, their chances of suffering a heart attack and other cardiovascular disease events increase. While going to the doctor for a regular visit can help uncover any potential risks, the time and cost to do so can be prohibitive. A recent Harvard study, however, shows that one simple and free test …
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Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are crops and livestock with have been genetically engineered to have traits typically uncharacteristic of their species. Farmers use GMO crops to extend growing seasons, prevent pest problems, and grow larger crops than naturally possible. However, are the risks of using GMO crops more prudent than their benefits? This farmer seems …
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Everyone knows happiness is the best medicine but in a study conducted by Lewina Lee, a clinical research Psychologist, the phrase may actually be true. The key to a longer life may be as simple as having an optimistic outlook on life and the science behind it is very convincing. Happier Outlook, Longer Life Lee decided …
Unsplash / Andra Ion Most of us are familiar with the old saying, “An apple a day keeps the doctor away.” Well, research seems to indicate that the adage may contain more truth than we thought. Researchers in Denmark found that people who regularly ate high amounts of flavonoids were less susceptible to death from …
Fungus on your body, gross huh? Although it sounds gross, it is surprisingly common. Fungus is much more than just athletes foot or the little green spot women find under their acrylic. There are several ailments caused by a fungus that people don’t even realize. Instead, they just get the treatment for it and move …
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Fatigue is a normal part of life. Whether you’re simply getting older, have a herd of kids to keep up with, or are losing sleep over work stress, tiredness can typically be remedied with a good night’s sleep. But, if you’re feeling worn out after a short walk or an easy day at work, you …
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Although many people use the terms “heart attack” and “cardiac arrest” interchangeably, they are totally different heart conditions that drastically affect how medical professionals treat people suffering from either of these problems. To accurately tell the different between these heart conditions, let’s dive into the definition and symptoms. A heart attack occurs when the coronary …