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Walking is the unsung hero when it comes to its health benefits. It is a great way to slow down...
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A daily walk can add 7 years to your life

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The year 2024 is finally here, and we wanted to share our favorite 4 best healthy ways to detox in...
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4 best healthy ways to detox in the New Year

Super healthy orange banana sorbet smoothie for kids

Eating organic foods and adding healthy smoothie recipes to your diet is key to reaching optimal health. The same applies...
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Super healthy orange banana sorbet smoothie for kids

Chia cherry summer cooler

Healthy cool drinks are great for the summer. They help keep your internal body temperature down, which will keep you...
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Chia cherry summer cooler

Super fresh summer mint lemonade

Super fresh summer mint lemonade It’s summertime! The warm weather means delicious summer drinks and cocktails that will help cool...
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Super fresh summer mint lemonade

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Antiperspirants can make you smell bad

Antiperspirants can make you smell bad

Antiperspirants can make you smell bad Antiperspirants are very commonplace these days, as they reduce sweating that causes odor. However, ingredients in antiperspirants called parabens have been shown to cause cancer. Now, Real Clear Science reports that these deodorants affect the balance of bacteria in your armpits, and that antiperspirants […]

by February 5, 2015
Common pesticide increases ADHD risk

Common pesticide increases ADHD risk

A common pesticide increases ADHD risk, by changing the development of the brain’s dopamine system. The dopamine system is essential for brain function and emotional expression. The study was conducted at Rutgers University. Study shows that common pesticide increases ADHD risk The research team found that mice that were exposed […]

by February 4, 2015
Added fructose causes type 2 diabetes

Added fructose causes type 2 diabetes

Added fructose causes type 2 diabetes Recent research shows that added sugars, especially ones with fructose, are a major risk factor of diabetes. Clinical scientists believe that current dietary guidelines allowing up to 25% of daily total calories from sugars should be changed, especially because added fructose causes type 2 […]

by February 3, 2015
Celiac disease rate in children almost tripled in 20 years

Celiac disease rate in children almost tripled in 20 years

Celiac disease rate in children almost tripled in 20 years According to UK research, celiac disease rate in children has almost tripled in the past 20 years. However, kids from poorer families have about 50 percent less risk of developing celiac disease. Research shows that up to 1 percent of […]

by January 31, 2015
Probiotics change brain activity and emotional response

Probiotics change brain activity and emotional response

Probiotics change brain activity and emotional response Probiotics are very popular right now, and for good reason. According to the Mayo Clinic, “These microorganisms may help with digestion and offer protection from harmful bacteria, just as the existing “good” bacteria in your body already do.” Research from UCLA now shows […]

by January 30, 2015
Sleep and memory go together

Sleep and memory go together

Sleep and memory go together Nowadays, it is a popular practice amongst young adults and adults alike to stay up all night studying or preparing for important examinations or presentations the next day. The link between sleep and memory has already been well established. Scientists already know that sleep and […]

by January 29, 2015
Olio Nuovo olive oil giveaway

Olio Nuovo olive oil giveaway

Our  giveaway this time is the alive and organic Olio Nuovo from Living Tree Community Foods.                             The Olio Nuovo olive oil is unfiltered and made from Mission olives, the only olive native to America. (All other olive […]

by January 29, 2015
Friends might help you avoid flu

Friends might help you avoid flu

Friends might help you avoid flu A study of social networks has shown promising results on how to increase flu vaccination rates. Researchers from Lancaster University found that people with a lot of friends “should be prioritised for the ‘flu jab because they might influence others to get vaccinated too.” […]

by January 28, 2015