Solve All Your Beauty Dilemmas with the Help of Mother Nature
...did you know it does wonders for your skin as well? It helps regenerate damaged skin cells and replacing old skin cells with fresh new ones. As we grow older,...
Sweetest Salad
...the red pepper. She loves to see the little peas inside the pod, so I slice them lengthwise for “cuteness”. It’s a super simple, but since kids [...]
Should Your Pet Eat Paleo?
...contents and organs. Also, wolves and coyotes do eat plants and berries. The second reason this premise is flawed is it doesn’t take into account the thousands [...]
Figuring Out Fat After 40
...the same and move the same. It feels like something’s wrong, because something really is beginning to go wrong… our cellular energy systems are falling [...]
Nature Over Nurture: How Can Lifestyle Factors Really Effect Cancer Risk? Part 2
...studies for EOs and their constituents. This review also highlights in-depth various mechanisms of action of different EOs and their constituents reported in the [...]
The Hidden Dangers of a Spa Visit
...it almost seems silly that we cover ourselves in artificial fragrances, but it is big business. From lotions and hair spray to perfumes and body sprays, out beauty [...]
14 embarrassing questions about sex you should ask your doctor
...changes. 5. My vagina smells fishy. Is this normal? There are a lot of [bad] jokes about “fishy” smelling vaginas, but let’s stop for a second. [...]
Fertilizer Will Pollute Water for Decades
...serious health concerns. The researchers have discovered that nitrogen is building up in soils, creating a long-term source of nitrate pollution in [...]
Is Endurance Training Bad For You?
...the hearts of elite master endurance athletes, and came to contradictory conclusions as their colleague in 2012. While this topic is ongoing in its debate, the [...]
The Missing Element to Treating Insulin Resistance: Resistant Starch
...fibrous cell walls of grains, seeds, and legumes Type 2: found within starchy foods such as raw potatoes and green bananas Type 3: formed during the cooling process [...]
