“Avocados are truly one of nature’s little miracle foods and I encourage you to enjoy them several times a week,” says New York Times best-selling author Frank Lipman, MD. The possibilities are infinite; you can even use it to make some delectable guacamole or add it to your favorite smoothies. Things That Happen When You … Read more
Not only do our bodies change drastically as we age, but so do our brains. According to reports, cognitive decline can begin as early as midlife, which can occur as early as age 40. It’s critical to look after both your physical and emotional well-being. There are several ways we may accomplish this, but first … Read more
A new drug that can regrow human teeth has been approved for use in human trials, which are set to begin in September. It’s a historical event that almost feels like science fiction. This innovative discovery has the potential to completely change dental care as it exists now and provide new hope to patients who … Read more
It’s time for a body wash, if you haven’t already, give it some thought. It’s time to add a body wash to your routine if you haven’t been using one at all. While there’s nothing wrong with using traditional bar soap, body washes have certain benefits that their solid counterparts don’t (more on that in … Read more
In Poland, it’s one of the most popular fish dishes. Its affordability and wide availability make it a desirable option for the shopping cart, but what’s hidden from view is far more significant. It seems that the popular tilapia has the same level of toxins as the infamous panga. On the notorious list of fish … Read more
Potato Recall as FDA Determines Risk Amount The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has upgraded the risk rating of over 10,000 recalled potato products. Veggies Made Excellent Early in May, Broccoli Cheddar Breakfast Potato Bakes were voluntarily recalled because they might have been contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes. With this upgrade, the product is now … Read more
Although water has long been thought to be the best drink to relieve thirst, research from the University of St. Andrews in Scotland indicates that other beverages may be able to do so more effectively. This finding casts doubt on the conventional wisdom that water is the optimal choice for hydration and provides new insight … Read more
Strawberries, peaches and cherries abound in summer, but real experts realize that nothing compares to the allure of a perfectly ripe melon like cantaloupe. A cantaloupe slice should be tender, juicy, aromatic, sweet and flavorful when optimal. However, when cut, what appears to be a perfectly normal supermarket cantaloupe can sometimes appear underripe, with each … Read more
Wine is a ubiquitous presence in our lives, be it as a celebratory drink, a dinnertime companion, an accompaniment to little nibbles, or an essential part of the “wine mom culture.” Wine can also be a sophisticated differentiation; A sommelier’s palate differs from that of a college student who is a Moscato enthusiast. A 2019 … Read more
The world’s first patient with type 2 diabetes has been cured. Chinese researchers transplanted the pancreatic cells that produce insulin. The World Health Organization estimates that 422 million people globally are diabetics. Type 2 diabetes, the more prevalent of the two types of this illness, typically strikes adults and is brought on by an insufficient … Read more
