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Published: February 08, 2010
You’ve heard of the super-powers of the açai berry – especially as an antioxidant and anti-aging agent. But now a new study shows that acai’s powers don’t stop there! Keep reading to discover the “new” way açai aids your health!
Published: February 08, 2010
While so little is really known about this disease that affects so many people, studies are ongoing regarding Autism to understand if certain treatments affect any sort of change in those suffering with this disability. And now, research is indicating that early treatment of the condition may dramatically improve symptoms and behavior.
Published: February 01, 2010
February is National Heart Month!
High blood pressure is a serious condition that affects millions of people in this country. Whether due to genetics, environmental stressors, lifestyle choices, and/or a combination of any of these, high blood pressure is symptomatic of much more serious heart problems. But new research has solidified the notion that the “DASH” way of eating can help lower blood pressure and help prevent these more serious conditions.
Published: February 04, 2010
Cancer is the second leading cause of death among Americans, right behind heart disease. While it may seem that cancer strikes out the blue, at least one third of cancer deaths are preventable. So what are steps you can take to prevent this killer? Read on to find out as we celebrate National Cancer Prevention Month.
Published: February 04, 2010
Is your little girl the type that sits on the couch watching the latest episode of “iCarly,” or the type that’s out there playing soccer with her friends? The latter may lead to a smarter child based on new research from Sweden. Keep reading to find out more about this recent study.
Published: February 04, 2010
Stress is an inevitable part of modern life but all efforts should be made to manage stress and prevent it from taking control of your life. Chronic stress can cause you life-threatening illnesses. Take stress relief treatment if you find it tough to cope with stress in your life.
Published: January 28, 2010
Cervical cancer is nothing to mess around with. It’s even often referred to as “the silent killer” because symptoms typically don’t appear until the cancer has already spread. A new study, by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), reveals an interesting link between a woman’s income level and her risk of developing cervical cancer. What risk level do you fall into? Keep reading for more information . . .
Published: January 28, 2010
When most people decide they want to lose weight, the first thing they do, in addition to cutting calories, is to cut fat from their diet. When diets become too restrictive in fat intake, it can actually have the opposite intended effect. This is because the body needs fat in order to function properly; in fact, fats make up part of all body cells, help maintain body temperature and can help delay hunger pangs. When your body feels it’s not getting the fat it needs, it will work even harder to hold on to what it has because of the pivotal role fats play.
Published: January 25, 2010
Influenza (flu) is a serious infection of the respiratory tract caused by the influenza virus. The symptoms of influenza are similar to that of the common cold, but more severe in nature. Learn about influenza and its treatment through rest and medications.
Published: January 25, 2010
By Margaret Lewin, MD, FACP – Medical Director, Cinergy Health (www.cinergyhealth.com)
February is National Heart Month and not just because of Valentine’s Day. According to the American Heart Association, one in 2.4 American women will lose their lives to heart disease and stroke – the first and third biggest killers of women. In comparison, breast cancer kills one in 29. So let’s look at V.A.L.E.N.T.I.N.E.S. Day from another vantage point: reducing our risk of heart disease.
