A study of more than 20,000 adults in the US found that those who followed a type of intermittent fasting, where they ate eight hours a day, had a 91% higher risk of death from cardiovascular disease compared to those who ate 12-16 hours a day. In the preliminary study, researchers reviewed information on dietary…
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Post-workout stretches: Why they should never be skipped
After a grueling workout, stretching may be the last thing on your mind. You’re tired, sweaty and anxious to get on with your day. But skipping your post-workout stretches could be detrimental to your overall fitness and well-being. Stretching after exercise isn’t a luxury, it’s a necessity. Here’s why. Improves flexibility One of the most…
Cancer Prevention: Understanding Mitochondrial Health and Lifestyle Interventions
Cancer is one of the most pressing health issues of our time, affecting millions of lives worldwide. Despite significant advances in medical research and treatment modalities, the burden of cancer continues to grow. Understanding the intricate mechanisms underlying cancer initiation and progression is critical to developing effective prevention strategies and improving patient outcomes. One of…
Absence of sun exposure more likely to cause cancer than excessive exposure
Link between psoriasis and heart failure, according to research
People who suffer from psoriasis may be at increased risk of heart failure and should be screened for heart disease, scientists have said following research. Researchers examined medical records of all Danish adults and concluded that people with psoriasis were more susceptible to developing heart failure, with the risk increasing as the disease worsened. As…
Magnesium: Symptoms and dangers from its deficiency
Certain components continue to be unsung heroes in the maze of physical well-being, quietly coordinating a range of physiological processes. Magnesium is one of them that stands out as being important but frequently disregarded. Its importance cannot be emphasized, but often times, deficiencies go undiagnosed until symptoms worsen. In this talk, we examine the subtleties…