How many of you use Twitter to find health information? I have a Twitter account to spread information, but here in China I cannot access …
Want To Lose Weight? Eat Yogurt! So Says Powerful New StudyHuge NIH-sponsored new study offers a lot of excellent evidence-based data on exactly which lifestyle choices actually cause real-world weight loss or gain. |
Vinegar Can Help DiabetesVinegar with a meal will lower your sugar absorption levels by 30% |
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Too Much TV is Bad, For Adults and Kids. Here’s Why…Sure, everyone instinctively knows that watching hours of TV most likely isn’t too healthy for you. But exactly how bad is it? Well, there’s some … |
Chicken Soup: Can It Really Fight A Cold?So was your mother actually correct in telling you to finish your chicken soup because it’s good for you? Perhaps. Chicken soup has been considered … |
Radiation Updates: Go Straight To The SourceThe last couple days have seen a lot of improvement in access to good radiation information. The U.S. EPA now has a Daily Data Summary … |
Diabetes: Yes, You Can Prevent It. Here’s The #1 Tip…Here’s another pop quiz: What’s the most effective way to prevent or reverse diabetes? Exercise Diet Weight Loss Avoiding sugar The answer, surprising to many, … |
A Happy Marriage: What’s The Secret?Let’s face it, the current economic scene can put severe stressors on relationships. I’ve seen far too many relationship problems in my family practice here, … |
Do-It-Yourself Soy Milk with Protein PowderBreakfast is an important start to your day, and many of us are “too busy” to eat this essential meal. I have a good option … |
Your Health in 2010: Any Major Changes? Here Are Mine…So how was your 2010, health-wise? Do you feel more or less healthy? For me personally, it was a continuing slow improvement of my overall … |
My Top Wellness Tips For 2010Most of my website’s posts can be divided up into three categories: public health; disease; and wellness articles. My public health articles (AKA pollution) get … |
Pregnancy and Food Poisoning: What’s Safe To Treat?Gastroenteritis — diarrhea caused by bacteria from our foods — peaks in the summer but can occur all year. Pregnant women should be especially choosy … |






