The Sunscreen Dilemma
...many sunscreens contain toxic ingredients. According to the Environmental Working Group (EWG), about 75% of the sunscreens on the [...]
...many sunscreens contain toxic ingredients. According to the Environmental Working Group (EWG), about 75% of the sunscreens on the [...]
...a large group of parents-to-be at Bumrungrad International Hospital. The topic of conversation was getting off to the best start [...]
...blood pressure and cholesterol. The mice in the 12-hour access group had none of these problems. More importantly, if flip-flopped the [...]
...whenever you can, searching the Environmental Working Group’s Skin Deep Cosmetics Safety Database to find non-toxic personal products, and [...]
...restoration in demented rats. Their next step is dogs. Australian scientists already have a group of dogs suffering from dementia who have been [...]
...be a group or team activity to be beneficial. Solo activities like yoga or bird watching can be incredibly meditative and lower stress levels. It is [...]
...its devastating consequences.” During the study the group assigned to the diet low in AGEs were instructed to avoid grilling, [...]
...“organic,” or “natural” don’t necessarily mean what they’ve come to mean on our food packaging. The Environmental Working [...]
...nitric oxide production in the body. This hypothesis was tested on nine amateur cyclists. One group replaced an usual snack with dark chocolate [...]
...the lower incidence of type 2 diabetes mellitus in the highest versus the lowest vitamin D status group was reported. However, several trials found [...]