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Sweet Escape: How to Spot Added Sugar and Cut Back Your Intake
Let’s talk about that sweet stuff we all know and love: sugar. It’s a quick energy boost, it brings a smile to your face, and our bodies rely on it as an easy-to-use source of fuel. Modern food science has found ever-increasing ways to sneak sugar into a dizzying variety of highly processed foods. It’s often hidden in plain sight, disguised behind monikers that would win a round of Scrabble. Knowing how to spot added sugar in an ingredient list and choosing to skip them for l
Jenna Congdon
5 days ago4 min read


Live as Long as Redford, and Remember It
In America today, we know more people are living to an older age. We just heard that Robert Redford died, we will miss him, but we can celebrate that he lived to almost 90. Bobby Hart just died at the age of 86, Giorgio Armani was 91 when he died this month. These men died after living healthy lives. Our population is getting older. In the United States, the life expectancy in 2000 was 76.9 years and in 2024 it had risen to 79.2 years. So, how do we work to make sure those ye
Mary Bicknell
Nov 154 min read


3 Tips on Choosing a Prenatal Supplement
You've just found out that you're pregnant. Congratulations! There are a lot of decisions that you'll have to make in the coming months, but right now one of the most important things to do is to start taking a prenatal supplement if you haven't been taking one already. So you go to the store and look at the over-the-counter items. There are so many different options for prenatal supplements! How are you supposed to choose which one to take? Does it even matter which one you
janekbrainard
Nov 123 min read


Epidemiology of Longevity: What Contributes to a Longer Life?
Overview of longevity Over the past century, human longevity has risen so sharply that it is sometimes described as an “epidemic.” While there is no universal definition, age 85 is often used as the threshold for advanced age. With improvements in public health and medical care, the number of people living past 90—and especially centenarians—has grown rapidly. U.S. Census data show that the 90+ population is the fastest-growing subgroup among those over 65. For example, fewer
Fay
Nov 115 min read
Aging Well: 5 Everyday Choices That Make a Big Difference
Aging is something we all experience, but the way we age depends a lot on the choices we make every day. The good news? With a few intentional habits, it’s possible to feel strong, sharp, and vibrant at any stage of life. Healthy aging isn’t about chasing youth—it’s about creating a lifestyle that supports your body and mind so you can enjoy life to the fullest. 1. Prevention is Power The best way to age well is to stay ahead of health concerns. Regular checkups, screenings,
Brianna Brown
Nov 113 min read


The Rising Burden of Type 2 Diabetes in Young People: Clinical Challenges and Future Perspectives
Abstract Current insights and trends in early-onset Type 2 diabetes Type 2 diabetes (T2D), once considered a disease of older adults, is increasingly diagnosed in adolescents and young adults. This trend poses significant clinical and public health challenges, including early onset complications, psychosocial impacts, and health system strain. This article explores the drivers behind the rise of early-onset T2D, current management challenges, and the need for innovative preve
Rishika Kannan
Nov 42 min read


An Osteoarthritis Diet
By Sarah Bersey BSc (hons) Pg Dip. Osteoarthritis normally affects older people. In the UK, it is the fastest growing cause of disability. Obesity is a major risk factor, although osteoarthritis may run in families or can develop as a result of injury. (BDA 2025). The effects experienced by sufferers can be seen below: https://images.everydayhealth.com/images/seo-graphic-content-initiative/eh-how-osteoarthritis-affects-the-body-seo-graphics.png?w=1110 It’s a disease wh
sarah8648
Oct 215 min read


Type 1 Diabetes
What is Type 1 Diabetes? Type 1 Diabetes is a type of autoimmune disease that is chronic (life-long) and prevents insulin production in the pancreas. Type 1 Diabetes was previously referred to as juvenile diabetes or insulin-dependent diabetes. Insulin is a critical hormone produced by the pancreas that regulates blood glucose levels. Under normal conditions, the body digests the ingested carbohydrates into simple sugars, primarily glucose, which is the body’s most important
anoushkapandit
Oct 214 min read


STRUGGLING WITH HAIR LOSS? HERE’S WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW
OVERVIEW When we think of hair loss, we naturally associate it with men. However, hair loss affects up to one-third of women as well. More so than men, women are more likely to experience thinning rather than hair loss. There are many underlying causes of hair loss and thinning, so let’s discuss them. TYPES OF HAIR LOSS First, let us address the different kinds of hair loss. Some types of hair loss or thinning are permanent, and some are temporary. Androgenic alopeci
Kristy Knife Chief
Oct 163 min read


Snack Smarter: How to Build a Balanced Lunchbox Without the Guilt
Let’s face it! Packing lunches every day can feel like a full-time job. Between picky eaters, early morning, and chaotic schedules, it’s easy to default to the same packaged snacks or feel guilty when a lunch doesn’t look Pinterest-perfect. As a nurse (and someone who’s had to pack more than a few last-minute lunches), I’m here to tell you: nutrition doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. What matters most is consistency, balance, and making meals that kids will actuall
kendyql
Oct 162 min read


Unfiltered Truth: Why Your Private Well Water Might Not Be as Safe as You Think
Water Running Over Hands Have you ever stopped to think about the many ways we use water every day? We drink water, wash with it, clean our dishes, silverware, and cookware with it, and often use it for recipes. Some food and drinks require consumers to "just add water" to be able to ingest it; for example, baby formula, instant oatmeal, and the classic comfort food, ramen noodles. Once you take the time to think about how we use water, the next logical step is to think about
drterriwenner
Oct 164 min read


Epigenetics and Infertilty
Image by Freepik What is infertility? Infertility is defined as the inability to get pregnant after one year of trying. It is a complex...
priyalkumar08
Oct 44 min read


Metabolic Health: The Hidden Key to Long-Term Wellness
An Invisible Crisis If you’re like most people, you probably think you’re pretty healthy. You don’t take prescription meds, you don’t...
Linda Gerace, BSN, RN
Oct 35 min read


"Coffee or tea?" "It's the same for me, you choose".
How many times you heard about caffeine? And how many about theine? Some people say they prefer drinking tea because coffee makes them to...
pietrococchiara
Oct 14 min read


How Much Protein Do You Need?
Protein is the cornerstone of fitness and health. Are we eating too little? Perhaps too much? Popular culture and nutritional science...
viren chauhan
Sep 302 min read


Food for Thought?
Have you ever felt foggy after a sugary snack? Or more alert after a balanced meal? It’s not just your imagination! What you eat has a...
L.Hunter
Sep 306 min read


Laxative Abuse: Why Should You Not Be Fully Dependent on Laxatives?
Laxatives are medications used to treat constipation when lifestyle changes have not worked. Depending on the type of laxative, they work...
bhavika2000
Sep 292 min read


Is your medication depleting you of nutrients?
Many prescription and over-the-counter medications can interfere with the body’s absorption of essential vitamins and minerals. Decreased...
Lisa Absher
Sep 283 min read


The Neuroscience of Eating Disorders: How the Brain Shapes Our Relationship with Food
Introduction: More Than Just Food “Why can’t you just EAT?” If you have ever known anyone with one or had an eating disorder yourself,...
Laylah W
Sep 115 min read


The Habit of Eating and the Neuroscience Behind What We Choose to Consume.
Healthy Diet Choices Have you ever wondered how someone can make a familiar meal without a recipe? Or why why most of us immediately...
drterriwenner
Sep 95 min read
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