ShareHollywood superstar Suzanne Somers has played many roles in her long career: television actress, fitness-product pitchwoman, and best-selling author. But with her new book, Somers has become something else entirely: a medical pioneer.
In “Bombshell: Explosive …

ShareWhat is health?  What is healthiness? 
There are a few definitions of health. Search anywhere for healthiness – and you will find yourself re-directed to ‘health’. What about Healthicine?  Medicine is well defined, but no dictionary defines healthicine. …

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Longevity is not only rooted in what we put in our bodies but also how we regulate our intake.  There is a Japanese proverb, “hara hachi bunme” or “Stop eating when you are 80% full”. …

ShareIf your saving up for retirement you better keep on saving. More and more Americans are living longer, a lot longer. By the year 2050 nine million people will be in their 90s. …

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Who knew there was so much scientific consternation over tears?

The consensus used to be that crying was the body’s way of purging stress chemicals. More research shows so many other benefits and factors.
~Health Freedoms

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ShareIt appears that some cases of Alzheimer’s are more like an infectious disease. Scientists placed diseased brain matter in mice who later developed the disease.
The question of its transmissible qualities were also questioned in the …

ShareOver 4,000 elderly Europeans were researched where regular aspirin use was cited as a possible link to late stage, age related macular degeneration. It is believed at this time that aspirin use exacerbates the eye …

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Among the other ensuing complications of type 2 diabetes, it is now more than twice as likely to develop dementia later on than those with normal sugar levels.
It may be correlated with damaged blood vessels …

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Many creative artists throughout history sacrificed their health in an effort to devote their all to their creative ingenuity. Research and examples show that just the opposite is needed to keep the creator within alive.
The …

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Is it any wonder that walnuts resemble brains?

More research shows just how much walnuts can help the brain, especially our reasoning faculties. Walnuts prevent the inflammation in the brain that leads to disease and aging. …