Tag: brain health
“God-Intended” Foods Are the Answer to America’s Health Crisis, Expert Warns
America is sicker than ever. Diabetes, heart disease, obesity, depression—you name it, it’s at an all-time high. And yet, we’re working out more, spending...
That Sleeping Pill Might Be Wrecking Your Brain—Here’s Why
You pop a sleeping pill, knock out for the night, and wake up feeling refreshed. Sounds great, right? Well, your brain might not agree.
New...
Playing Music May Keep Your Brain Young, Study Finds
Looking for a fun way to stay sharp as you age? Pick up an instrument. A new study published in PLOS Biology found that...
Stroke Risk in a Can? Study Flags Popular Sweetener Erythritol for...
That “guilt-free” diet soda might not be as harmless as it seems. A new lab study from the University of Colorado Boulder has raised...
Berry Smart: When (and How) to Eat Blueberries for Maximum Benefit
Blueberries aren’t just a tasty snack—they’re antioxidant powerhouses that help your body fend off inflammation, oxidative stress, and even chronic disease. However, if you...
Why You Should Eat 7 Raw Walnuts a Day (Yes, Every...
They may be small and wrinkly, but don’t let looks fool you—walnuts are one of the most nutrient-dense, brain-boosting foods you can eat. And...
7 Things That Happen to Your Body if You Stop Having...
Regardless of your age, orientation, or relationship status, it’s normal for sexual activity to go in waves. There may be times when you’re raring...
This Oil Is Deep-Frying Your Brain—And You’re Still Eating It
You already know fried food isn’t doing you any favors—but what if the real danger isn’t just the food, but the oil it’s cooked...
Butter Battle: Why Pasture-Raised Beats Conventional Every Time
Butter might be a humble kitchen staple, but not all butters are created equal. If you're spreading, baking, or sautéing with conventional butter, it...
How Strong Is Your Grip? It Might Predict How Well You’ll...
Here’s a surprisingly simple test of how well you're aging: squeeze. That’s right—your grip strength could say more about your long-term health than you...










