Winter doesn’t always prompt people to exercise but experts state running in the colder weather has tons of benefits. It could also be the thing that motivates you to do something other than sit on the couch watching television during the winter months. Benefits of Running in Winter There are three primary benefits of using … Continue reading The Benefits of Running in Winter
Doctors have been studying the effects of metabolic surgery on Type 2 diabetes patients for years and the latest study concludes these surgeries help put diabetes in remission better than lifestyle changes or medication. What is metabolic surgery? Metabolic surgery, also called bariatric surgery, are procedures that help people lose weight. The two most common … Continue reading Metabolic Surgery Offers Long-Lasting Hope for Diabetes Patients
Fall can be tricky for men fashion-wise. It can be cool in the morning, yet you are sweating by midday. Then, the temperatures drop at night. Men need several types of jackets to accommodate the fickleness of Mother Nature. Fortunately, there are a lot to choose from for the autumn of 2022. Here is a … Continue reading Men’s Fashion Jackets for Fall
Older people want to find love. Some have love and lost in the death of a spouse while others have gone through divorce. There is a growing number of older people who have never been married but that doesn’t mean they are uninterested in the idea. Yet, these daters say it’s tougher than ever to … Continue reading 4 Reasons Why Dating After Age 50 Is Hard
Don Faul, who took over as CrossFit CEO in August, said the workout will tell you the truth about your fitness level. A former U.S. Marine Corps platoon commander, Faul said his first CrossFit workout surprised him. The First Time in a CrossFit Gym Faul thought he was in good shape, Faul said. He always … Continue reading CrossFit CEO Outlines First Session
Findings from a Swiss study show there is a slightly elevated risk of cancer in children created using frozen embryos. The study was published Sept. 1 in PLOS Medicine. The Results The study evaluated the medical records of 7.9 million children born in northern Europe around Denmark. The study included 22,630 born after a frozen-thawed … Continue reading Cancer Risk Higher for One Fertility Method
Anyone struggling with maintaining their libido will find that colder temperatures and a change in the weather will add to their struggle. At least, that is what science says. Science states that the changes in hormones and less sunlight have a physical effect on the body as well as emotional reactions. People tend to be … Continue reading Winter Makes Keeping Libido Challenging
Those seeking a good night’s sleep sometimes turn to over-the-counter medications for help. Most people want brands that aren’t addictive, work quickly and with few side effects. However, there are some things to keep in mind when you use these pills. Tolerance Builds Most of these medications contain antihistamines, which is the sedative element in … Continue reading What to Know About Using OTC Sleep Aids
One of the issues with gout is how it affects the kidneys. People can have kidney disease without being afflicted with gout and those with gout may not have kidney disease. However, those with both are more at risk for death than those suffering from only one of the diseases. The Statistics The facts are … Continue reading The Rising Concern Over Gout and Kidney Disease Link
We all know that milk is a healthy drink. Babies and toddlers drink milk to grow, kids drink it to develop their bones, and adults drink milk for almost the same reasons. However, studies show that milk consumption has both good and bad effects. Another study even mentions that milk can raise the odds of … Continue reading Does Drinking Milk Raise the Man’s Odds of Getting Prostate Cancer?
