Disclaimer: I'm sure you could find skeevy germs on just about anything if you look hard enough. That being said, take a gander at THIS little piece of health news.
I have some keys to making you more successful and more happy while you enjoy a longer life. Sound to good to be true? Well, in some ways it is. You can achieve all of these things but you may have to make some tough decisions.
This is unbelievable. Don't you love when the media keeps coming out with these STUPID warnings about food and then changing their minds about it 6 months later? Now the enemy is RICE
For the longest time, I've been (on occasion) refilling water bottles and putting them in the 'fridge. Why not, right? It's just water. Well, the jury is out as to whether this is healthy or not (like everything else in the world).
Is anything good for you anymore? It seems there is always something new that leads to cancer or heart disease. One year milk is good for you, the next it's bad. It is no wonder we are a nation full of fear.
It’s pretty well known that smoking, a poor diet and a lack of exercise can all have a negative impact on your health — but did you know they can affect your work performance, too?
A new report from the CDC finds that men who’ve served in the military carry a heavier health burden than civilians — in fact, veterans are significantly more likely to have two or more chronic conditions like diabetes, heart disease and high blood pressure.
Have you heard what the most germ laden places are in your average hotel room? If not, I'm about to let you know musically, because I stayed in one of these flea bags recently
We're deep into the information age, so why did this take so long? Now the public can see which restaurants should be patronized, and which ones should be avoided like the plague (because you might end up contracting it)
As if high cholesterol, heart disease and the potential for Mad Cow aren’t bad enough, now red meat lovers have another threat to contend with — an allergic reaction to beef potentially triggered by a bite from the common lone star tick.