Health

Turn that frown upside-down if you want to live longer   How’s your attitude? Are you the optimistic glass-half-full person or the pessimistic glass-half-empty type? If you’re the former, we’ve got some good news for you: all of that optimism is good for your health. It might even make…
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The movement to remove industrial sodium fluoride from the world’s water supply has been growing in recent years, with evidence coming out against the additive from several sources. Nevertheless, a report from the world’s oldest and most prestigious medical journal, The Lancet, has officially classified…
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His recipe kills tumors in 90 days  Rick Simpson was diagnosed with skin cancer in 2002 and fought his disease using this miraculous treatment, which he has since used to cure 5,000 other people. The mechanical engineer and a self-taught doctor is one of the world’s leading activists for the…
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When it comes to our health, we do everything humanly possible to maintain it. However, when it comes to our mental well-being, we often ignore our emotional extremes and mood swings. Stress, insomnia, and genetics all contribute to hormonal imbalances and this may result in a number of mental diseases and disorders.…
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The plethora of “smart” devices on the market today is making life more convenient and communications more streamlined. But some of the latest research hitting the science journals suggests that these everyday consumer products – everything from ordinary microwave ovens and smartphones to advanced…
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If they are being honest, doctors will tell you that, during medical school, they learned very little about nutrition and exercise, and how both can contribute to healthier lifestyles. And the problem is not just limited to the United States; it’s pretty much endemic to modern medicine. In Britain, as reported by The…
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  There’s growing interest in using sound frequency to boost human health. And research backs it up. In the realm of healing techniques, sound work inhabits a curious space: It has been used for thousands of years – think of overtone chanting from Central Asia, for example – yet, it’s also on the…
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  “Sugar causes diseases: unrelated to their calories and unrelated to the attendant weight gain. It’s an independent primary-risk factor. Now, there will be food-industry people who deny it until the day they die, because their livelihood depends on it.” – Dr. Robert Lustig Remember when dietary…
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  The human body begins adapting to high-elevation environments as quickly as overnight, and these biological changes can last for months – even after the person has returned to lower elevations. For the first time ever, scientists comparing the blood of mountain hikers have observed how multiple changes affect the…
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  On July 14, 2016 the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) of the USA made space available in the radio spectrum for consumer devices to operate within the 25 GHz to 100 GHz of the electromagnetic spectrum. It went on to say:“The Commission has struck a balance between new wireless services, current and future…
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