The article was written by Bill Gottlieb, CHC, former editor in chief for Rodale Books and Prevention magazine in BottomLine Personal in April 2015. More than 300 scientific studies have establis...Read More
Article from BottomLine Personal July 2017 issue by Bill Gottlieb CHC, a health coach.and former editor in chief of Rodale Books & Prevention Magazine. “As a superfood, berries, blueberries, str...Read More
As we start a new year, 2019 it is amazing how many of us think more about our weight and weight loss. Here is summary of article from journal Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism which fo...Read More
Examples of the best known spices. Cinnamon for diabetes. Garlic for high cholesterol. Ginger for nausea. Cayenne for pain relief. Cinnamon: a small dose has been proven to low...Read More
It has been estimated that more than 500 widely used medications have weight gain as a side effect. It doesn’t happen to everyone, but be suspicious if you notice that you have gained a few pounds(o...Read More
Information is taken from an article by Kelly Toups, MLA,RD,LDN, director of nutrition @ Oldways, a non-profit organization dedicated to improving public health through healthy cultural food tra...Read More
The food we eat plays a vital role in how we look and feel. Regular exercise is important but according to research, nutrition has the largest impact on our fitness. Using food as our medicine has b...Read More
Organic food is on a roll. Sales have doubled in the last decade, and organic foods are now available in 3 out of 4 supermarkets. We are willing to pay more for organics, mostly because we think they ...Read More
We’ve all been told that a high salt diet is a leading cause of high blood pressure, heart attack, stroke and heart failure. What doctors don’t tell patients..what many doctors don’t know …i...Read More
Many people with high cholesterol are prescribed statins and advised to exercise more to boost their cardiovascular health. But muscle myopathy…a common side effect of the drug that causes fat...Read More