Feel like you're living under a rain cloud? Life not going your way? Lots of us have a bit of Eeyore's angst and gloom. But here's the good news (sorry to be so cheery): You can be taught to have... Continue Reading →
Balance plays a pivotal role in our lives whether we notice it or not. We are constantly bombarded with external forces that disrupt our equilibrium. So much so, that we often fail to notice, as our bodies are so effectively... Continue Reading →
Most families are all too familiar with the dreaded suppertime dance: combing through the pantry and refrigerator, hoping the ingredients for a quick, simple and nutritious meal will magically appear. I know — I’ve been there. That’s why I constantly... Continue Reading →
Added sugar is the single worst ingredient in the modern diet. It provides calories with no added nutrients and can damage your metabolism in the long run. Eating too much sugar is linked to weight gain and various diseases like... Continue Reading →
Sugar has replaced fat as the evil villain of the modern diet. Just as we’ve learned to treasure our grass-fed butter and avocados and understand the difference between processed, low-quality fats and the traditional ones our ancestors thrived on, we’re... Continue Reading →
Four out of five experts said yes. Here are their detailed responses. Kathleen Maddison, Sleep Scientist While there is evidence to suggest being sleepy is an early indicator of a sleep disorder or poor health, naps can... Continue Reading →
Overweight and obese people will soon have a new medical option to help them manage their weight. On Monday, the Boston biotech company Gelesis announced they had received clearance from the Food and Drug Administration to market their novel weight... Continue Reading →
https://youtu.be/dt1DOJXAXFg Watched Dr Berg's Video yesterday at the recommendation of a friend. I have been having a hard time losing a few extra pounds. He has an extraordinary way of presenting his opinions and helps in visualizing a plan... Continue Reading →
You have to earn a lot more money to get the same happiness-boosting effect sports have. Researchers at Yale and Oxford may have proven exercise is more important to your mental health than your economic status. The scientists found that,... Continue Reading →
