While most of us are not too happy with the current economic
downturn, over the past 3 years, there is actually some good news
about our bad economy. Several studies that range from an analysis
of ... Read More »
Well, it is probably best for me to quickly state the answer to
this question is simply yes. Granted, in certain areas of
nutrition, there may be fewer choices to choose from, but
ultimately, with ... Read More »
We are surrounded by stress every day. It is inescapable. But how
much of that stress is our own and how much of it do we catch from
others around us? It is fairly hard to tease out where one
... Read More »
No doubt you've heard the saying "cool as a cucumber," but did you
know that cucumbers boast a number of excellent nutritional
benefits? How cool is that? Cucumbers have long been a go-to
... Read More »
According to information from the American Heart Association, all
forms of heart disease still account for one out of every three
deaths, and heart disease is still the number one cause of death in
... Read More »
First domesticated in Central America over 5,000 years ago, the
sweet potato has a long and varied history. Sweet potatoes were
introduced in China in the 16th century and quickly spread
throughout ... Read More »
As a doctor and a parent of young girls, I have to say this is a
must read. Teenage girls who used tanning beds in the 1990s are
behind the sharp increase in melanoma in young women. At the
American ... Read More »
18,000 women and 4,000 men reported to a survey in Self
Magazine about their difficult, and at times downright toxic,
friendships. Of those who participated in the survey 84% of the
women and ... Read More »
The rate of obesity increased in 28 states last year, and not a
single state showed a declining rate. But we don’t need statistics
to tell us that our clothes are fitting too tight. A look in the
... Read More »