Preserve Your Muscles And Joints
Our ancestors were hunters and gatherers, constantly on the go. They did not have to think too much about their muscle and joint health, they simply moved them. In our society this has changed a lot....
View ArticleSuccessful Diabetes Treatment Requires Patient’s Discipline
90% of all diabetes cases are due to type 2 diabetes, which is associated with being overweight or obese. The other 10% are due to type 1 diabetes, which is caused by an autoimmune disease within the...
View ArticleForty Percent Of Premature Deaths Can Be Prevented
A new report from the CDC (Center of Disease Control) in the US has revealed that up to 40% of premature deaths could be prevented by simple lifestyle changes. As this link shows every year about...
View ArticleTools To Turn 100
A Swedish longevity study that went on for 50 years gave me the idea to blog about the factors that can help you to turn 100 and still have your mental capacity and good health. Let me introduce you to...
View ArticleCancer Rates Increased In Women
A recent review of cancer rates worldwide shows that cancer rates increased in women. This by itself is alarming, but based on that data the rates likely will go up by 60% in the year 2030. The main...
View ArticleCutting Out Bad Lifestyle Habits Increases Life Expectancy
A Jan. 8, 2020 study stated that cutting out bad lifestyle habits increases life expectancy. It was a publication in the British Medical Journal by the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. The...
View ArticleLifestyle Can Be A Killer For Middle Age Women
Generally it is assumed that persons in their thirties and forties should be in their prime, and health concerns are cropping up in the higher middle age or only in old age. Also, women were thought to...
View ArticleLow Testosterone And Heart Disease
More men than women seem to be affected by cardiovascular illness, and the reasons have been manifold. At one time work stress was cited for the prevalence of heart disease in men. Other lifestyle...
View ArticleAdolescents’ Lifestyles Are Linked to Faster Aging in Adulthood
A longitudinal study found that adolescents’ lifestyles are linked to faster aging in adulthood. The study started with a baseline examination in a group of adolescents around the age of 15. 30 years...
View ArticleHigh Death Rate In India Due To Smoking
Dr. Prabhat Jha of the Centre for Global Health Research, Toronto has published research regarding the risk of mortality associated withs smoking in India, involving data from 1.1 million Indian homes....
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