Chinese Company Offers $140K Bonus for Employee's Weight LossA company in China is making headlines for offering a 1 million yuan (approx. $140K) bonus to encourage its employees to lose weight.
Here's Why You Can't Recognize Your High School Skinny Friend AnymoreEven those who prided themselves on never gaining weight can become prone to weight gain for various reasons.
Home-Cooked vs. Restaurant Meals: What's Healthier?More people prefer home-cooked meals in times of high interest rates and inflation. How can we make our home-cooked meals healthier?
Gut Check: Western Diet's Shocking Impact on Intestinal HealthA study has found that the Western diet can influence gut bacteria, increasing the risk of various gastrointestinal and metabolic diseases. The results of a study investigating the impact of the Western diet on gut bacteria and the occurrence of gastrointestinal and metabolic diseases were published in the Best Practice & Research Clinical Gastroenterology Journal. […]
New Insights Indicate Binge Eating Disorder May Be More Common Than You ThinkNew research suggests that the duration of binge eating disorder (BED) might be longer than previously thought. A study published in Psychological Medicine indicates that the treatment and management of binge eating disorder could be a lifelong process. BED, characterized by recurrent episodes of excessive eating, is typically diagnosed when a person experiences binge eating […]
Frozen Fingers? and Chilly Toes? 10 Life Hacks to Beat Cold Extremities SyndromeCold extremities syndrome is when your hands or feet become uncomfortably cold, even if the temperat ...
New Study Links Diet to Lung Cancer Risk: What You Need to KnowA new study reveals a correlation between diets and cancer risks. The Journal of Nutrition, Health, and Aging published a study that suggests that a low-fat diet can reduce the risk of lung cancer in smokers. Through past studies, it was found that visceral fat secretes chronic inflammatory substances like adipokines, increasing the cancer risk. […]
Decrease Your Risk Heart Disease by 35% with These Life Essentials!A study has found that healthy lifestyle habits can slow down cellular aging and reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease. The study demonstrated the relationship between lifestyle habits and the risk of cardiovascular disease concerning biological aging. It was published in the Journal of the American Heart Association. Cardiovascular disease is a leading cause of […]
Step Up to Better Health: Walk Your Way to a Longer LifeThe link between exercise and healthy life has been proven over a long period through numerous studies. Previous research reports that regular exercise reduces the risks of cardiovascular disease and metabolic syndrome and even helps lower the risk of degenerative brain diseases like dementia. However, experts point out that most studies on the health benefits […]
Why Low Calorie Options Are Taking Over American Grocery ShelvesThe low-calorie, low-sugar, low-fat, and low-sodium food market expands as consumers focus on taste, health, and time efficiency.
Butter vs. Margarine: Which Will Kill You QuickerThe debate between butter and margarine has been ongoing for decades. What should you eat if you're thinking about your health?
10 Everyday Items You Didn’t Know Were Developed by NASANASA, the United States government's space agency, is often the first organization that comes to min ...
Heat Waves Linked to Higher Stroke Risk in Elderly Women, Study FindsA recent study reveals that the risk of stroke is remarkably higher in elderly people and women during hot nights.
Could Your Memory Slips Signal Alzheimer's? New Research Suggests Yes!Research has shown that even if cognitive abilities are average, memory issues could increase the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.
Fish Oil May Increase Heart Disease Risk in Healthy Individuals, Study FindsA recent study has found that fish oil could potentially increase the risk of cardiovascular disease ...
Genius or Disorder? 10 Surprising Facts About Asperger's SyndromeAutism and Asperger's Syndrome, both developmental disorders, may seem similar but have distinct features.
Sore Tongue? Chapped Lips? It Could Be Iron Deficiency - Here's HowWhat are the symptoms of iron deficiency? Iron is essential for the functionality of hemoglobin, a protein needed to transport oxygen.
How Your Sweet Tooth Could Be Putting Your Health at RiskMany people are shocked when they are diagnosed with fatty liver after health check-ups, regardless of age or drinking habits.
Could Your Dinner Be Making Your Allergies Worse? What to Avoid!As temperatures fluctuate dramatically, allergies such as rhinitis are becoming more severe. Despite ...
Coffee Consumption Linked to Decreased Heart Disease Deaths, Study FindsA study has emerged suggesting that coffee can prevent heart disease. The Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute announced their research findings in the September issue of the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology. The study suggests that drinking two to three cups of coffee a day can reduce the incidence of cardiovascular disease and premature death. […]
Chinese Company Offers $140K Bonus for Employee's Weight Loss A company in China is making headlines for offering a 1 million yuan (approx. $140K) bonus to encourage its employees to lose weight.
Here's Why You Can't Recognize Your High School Skinny Friend Anymore Even those who prided themselves on never gaining weight can become prone to weight gain for various reasons.
Home-Cooked vs. Restaurant Meals: What's Healthier? More people prefer home-cooked meals in times of high interest rates and inflation. How can we make our home-cooked meals healthier?
Gut Check: Western Diet's Shocking Impact on Intestinal Health A study has found that the Western diet can influence gut bacteria, increasing the risk of various gastrointestinal and metabolic diseases. The results of a study investigating the impact of the Western diet on gut bacteria and the occurrence of gastrointestinal and metabolic diseases were published in the Best Practice & Research Clinical Gastroenterology Journal. […]
New Insights Indicate Binge Eating Disorder May Be More Common Than You Think New research suggests that the duration of binge eating disorder (BED) might be longer than previously thought. A study published in Psychological Medicine indicates that the treatment and management of binge eating disorder could be a lifelong process. BED, characterized by recurrent episodes of excessive eating, is typically diagnosed when a person experiences binge eating […]
Frozen Fingers? and Chilly Toes? 10 Life Hacks to Beat Cold Extremities Syndrome Cold extremities syndrome is when your hands or feet become uncomfortably cold, even if the temperat ...
New Study Links Diet to Lung Cancer Risk: What You Need to Know A new study reveals a correlation between diets and cancer risks. The Journal of Nutrition, Health, and Aging published a study that suggests that a low-fat diet can reduce the risk of lung cancer in smokers. Through past studies, it was found that visceral fat secretes chronic inflammatory substances like adipokines, increasing the cancer risk. […]
Decrease Your Risk Heart Disease by 35% with These Life Essentials! A study has found that healthy lifestyle habits can slow down cellular aging and reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease. The study demonstrated the relationship between lifestyle habits and the risk of cardiovascular disease concerning biological aging. It was published in the Journal of the American Heart Association. Cardiovascular disease is a leading cause of […]
Step Up to Better Health: Walk Your Way to a Longer Life The link between exercise and healthy life has been proven over a long period through numerous studies. Previous research reports that regular exercise reduces the risks of cardiovascular disease and metabolic syndrome and even helps lower the risk of degenerative brain diseases like dementia. However, experts point out that most studies on the health benefits […]
Why Low Calorie Options Are Taking Over American Grocery Shelves The low-calorie, low-sugar, low-fat, and low-sodium food market expands as consumers focus on taste, health, and time efficiency.
Butter vs. Margarine: Which Will Kill You Quicker The debate between butter and margarine has been ongoing for decades. What should you eat if you're thinking about your health?
10 Everyday Items You Didn’t Know Were Developed by NASA NASA, the United States government's space agency, is often the first organization that comes to min ...
Heat Waves Linked to Higher Stroke Risk in Elderly Women, Study Finds A recent study reveals that the risk of stroke is remarkably higher in elderly people and women during hot nights.
Could Your Memory Slips Signal Alzheimer's? New Research Suggests Yes! Research has shown that even if cognitive abilities are average, memory issues could increase the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.
Fish Oil May Increase Heart Disease Risk in Healthy Individuals, Study Finds A recent study has found that fish oil could potentially increase the risk of cardiovascular disease ...
Genius or Disorder? 10 Surprising Facts About Asperger's Syndrome Autism and Asperger's Syndrome, both developmental disorders, may seem similar but have distinct features.
Sore Tongue? Chapped Lips? It Could Be Iron Deficiency - Here's How What are the symptoms of iron deficiency? Iron is essential for the functionality of hemoglobin, a protein needed to transport oxygen.
How Your Sweet Tooth Could Be Putting Your Health at Risk Many people are shocked when they are diagnosed with fatty liver after health check-ups, regardless of age or drinking habits.
Could Your Dinner Be Making Your Allergies Worse? What to Avoid! As temperatures fluctuate dramatically, allergies such as rhinitis are becoming more severe. Despite ...
Coffee Consumption Linked to Decreased Heart Disease Deaths, Study Finds A study has emerged suggesting that coffee can prevent heart disease. The Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute announced their research findings in the September issue of the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology. The study suggests that drinking two to three cups of coffee a day can reduce the incidence of cardiovascular disease and premature death. […]
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