July 2009
The Benefits of Green Tea to Mens Health
Green Tea is an ingredient that increasingly pops up when discussing mens health concerns. Although its been utilized for hundreds of years for medicinal purposes, it seems like new benefits are being revealed all the time.
Confused About Your Hair Loss Solution Choices?
If you are new to finding products to help you with your hair loss, you may be finding the information you encounter a bit confusing. It s really not to hard to know what will work for you.
June 2009
Honey, the New Antibiotic
An old household remedy is finding its way back into modern medicine. Scientists are now discovering that a particular type of honey is more effective in treating wounds than most antibiotics.
November 2008
Environmental Tobacco Smoke Raises Risk of Cardiovascular Di
We all know that smoking is bad for the heart. But what about inhaling second-hand smoke by non-smokers, especially children? A new study examining the effects of second-hand tobacco smoke on the health of toddlers and teens has revealed that the chronic exposure elevates the children’s risk of developing heart disease later in life.
September 2008
New WHO Report Suggests that Smoking-Related Diseases Can Co
The World Health Organization (WHO) has recently published a new report on tobacco-related mortality. The report shows that, despite some positive changes in fighting smoking and tobacco-related illnesses worldwide
July 2008
Intestinal Parasites: Cleanse Your Colon For A New Start In Life
What does it mean to cleanse your colon and why do people do it? Cleansing the colon is a process that is designed to rid your body of harmful parasites, waste build up, and bacteria in order to prevent toxicity and to restore maximum health and a clean colon.
May 2008
Smoking Cessation Lowers Health Risks for Women – New Study
By stopping smoking, women benefit from a decreased risk of cardiovascular disease and a lesser incidence of death from various smoking-related cancers. According to new results of the large-scale Nurses’ Health Study, female smoking cessation brings major health risks down by more than 20 percent!
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