Half of Kids Dehydrated – Urine Color Test Validated
Are your kids dehydrated? Most likely they are. Find out what the newest research says about childhood dehydration and how you can tell if you or your child is dehydrated.
Category: Health
Natural Colors and Spaces Promote Healthy Aging
Do you feel better when you head out into nature? Sure you do. But did you know that hanging out regularly in a natural space, surrounded by the blues and greens of nature will raise our well-being as we age?
Antibiotic Overuse in Childhood Causes More Illness Later
You probably already heard the news that antibiotic overuse is producing antibiotic-resistant bacteria. But there’s more to be concerned about: Antibiotic overuse in children is linked to more adult diseases later on.
Gut Microbiome Linked to Colorectal Cancers
New research confirms what previous research conceived decades ago: That our gut bacteria are the main causes for colorectal cancers. Find out how we can change our gut bacteria.
Bodybuilding Supplements Increase Testicular Cancers
How bad can some bodybuilding supplements be? How about causing testicular cancer?
Roundup® 125 Times Worse than Glyphosate
Not so long ago glyphosate was considered a safe herbicide. This is now in question as it has been labeled a “possible carcinogen” and its major brand has been found to be 125 times more toxic than glyphosate alone.
Daily Exercise Increases Lifespan by at Least Five Years
Doubting that exercise makes a real difference? Think again. New research finds daily exercise lengthens lifespan and reduces DNA damage.
Yoga Meditation Boosts Gray Matter
Brain imaging research is confirming that meditation not only alters the mind but also increases gray matter content in the brain – which is decreased in chronic fatigue and chronic pain.
Heartburn Drugs Boost Risk of Heart Attacks
Proton-pump inhibitors – the third-best selling type of drug in the U.S. – have been found to increase the risk of heart attacks. Are we ready to consider natural alternatives?
Melanoma Rates Double as More Use Sunscreen, Fewer Sunbathe
Melanoma rates have skyrocketed over the past thirty years. But so has the use of sunscreen. And fewer people are going to the beaches and parks. Is melanoma really linked to sun exposure?
Many Probiotic Supplements Contain Gluten Traces
A new study finds that more than half of popular probiotic brands contain traces of gluten. Just how bad is it?
Trace Minerals from Whole Salt
Refined table salts start innocently enough: they are collected from sea water (often from not-so-pristine locales such as the South San Francisco Bay) or harvested from underground salt mines. After water-flushing, table salt manufacturers...
Will Your Doctor be a Robot in the Near Future?
Artificial intelligence is gaining ground in hospitals and clinics. Can robots replace doctors in caring for and treating patients?
Better Sleep Increases Athletic Performance
Forget the performance-enhancing drugs. Research finds that sleeping soundly every night significantly boosts athletic performance.
