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Silent killer: 3.5 B people have elevated blood pressure, and they don’t even know it
A recent study has uncovered the harsh truth about blood pressure: As the incidence of people with elevated or high blood pressure rises, so do the number of deaths related to this deadly ...
Fight the signs of aging by taking astaxanthin
Everyone wants youthful, healthy-looking skin. It's too bad that the skin naturally ages: For some, the signs come as soon as they hit their 30s, when fine lines, wrinkles, and sunspots ...
Report: "Hoarding Response Teams" being activated in Canada to locate and eliminate "hoarding" of supplies
Government overreach in Canada is ratcheting up yet again, as nanny state officials there are now creating so-called "Hoarding Action Response Teams" (H.A.R.T.), which threaten to ...
Was the New Zealand attack engineered to usher in Sharia Law across the United States by criminalizing all resistance to radical Islam?
As usual, there has been no shortage of conspiracy theories surrounding the horrific shootings of Muslim worshippers last week in New Zealand. The most prominent one was offered by the alleged ...
Manage your underactive thyroid with these essential nutrients
Hypothyroidism is a condition in which the thyroid gland does not produce enough thyroid hormones to keep the body functioning normally. Eating well-balanced meals is an important part of ...
Trump admin scores major blow against sanctuary cities as Supreme Court rules criminal aliens can be detained for deportation long after they’re released from jail
The Trump administration doesn’t win much in lower federal courts when it comes to the president’s efforts to enforce all immigration laws. But thanks to the opportunities he has had to fill two ...
10 Reasons why vitamin D is essential for your health
Vitamin D is often referred to as the "sunshine vitamin" because it’s synthesized in the skin after exposure to sunlight. While technically considered a hormone, vitamin D is paramount for ...
Trouble in the ranks: Environmentalists fight each other over creation of a catalyst for converting CO2 into plastic
Scientists claim that they have developed a new catalyst that can turn the much-talked-about compound, carbon dioxide, into plastic. The inventors believe that this new chemical process could ...
Stroke rates rise 42 percent among young men over roughly the last two decades
Stroke appears to be on the rise for an alarmingly unexpected demographic: young men. A recent study has found that stroke hospitalization rates among men ages 18 to 44 have been steadily ...
Improve your physical and mental stamina at work by taking 5-minute walks every hour, says study
If you're a cubicle jockey sitting in front of a computer monitor all day or a confirmed couch potato obsessively texting with your smartphone, experts say that your health and vitality ...
Behavior of honeybees found to be influenced by what they can smell
A recent study published in the journaleNeutro found that certain odors can influence the behavior of honeybees. In the study, researchers from the University of Cologne and the...
Eliminate your pet’s inflammation with this natural DIY dog treat
Just as humans, our beloved furry friends can suffer from chronic inflammation and arthritis. While it's hard to pinpoint what causes the disease in dogs, it’s crucial to give your pets a ...
Prepper basics: Effective and natural cleaning products
In today’s modern society, it is often easy to forget the power of Mother Nature: she, whose gardens we repeatedly destroy for our own purposes. If you take a look at the most popular drugs ...
Cooking at home is generally cheaper and healthier than eating out
Going out to eat has always been more expensive than eating at home, unless maybe you eat off the dollar menu at a fast food joint. Even then, eating an organic apple is cheaper and healthier ...
Eat a healthy breakfast every day to reduce your risk of Type 2 diabetes, advise researchers
Breakfast is considered to be the most important meal of the day. Yet, many people still skip it without considering its health consequences. For one, skipping breakfast may increase the risk of ...
Spider silk advancement may treat wounds with controlled release of antibiotics
Spider silk that heals people. While this may sound like an odd scene out of the comic book series Spider-Man, scientists have developed synthetic spider silk infused with antibiotics that can be ...
Problems digesting fat? Five ways to get your gut moving
You may be experiencing digestive problems because your body may have a problem absorbing fat. A person suffering from fat malabsorption may exhibit symptoms such as excreting light-colored, ...
Not all decorative food glitters are safe to eat, warn health officials
Kids love shiny things, and edible glitter seems like the best way to make a birthday cake prettier and more fun to eat. However, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warns that not all ...
Theory of "aging plateau" debunked: Aging does not "stop" in old age
A recently published study refuted the long-standing belief that the aging process will slow down or even stop once a person has reached a certain age. Instead, it declared that there is no such ...
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