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Exercise
March 6, 2026
Exercise May Not Aid Osteoarthritis Pain

Experts may extol the virtues of exercise to help osteoarthritis, but it might not be as helpful as thought. A study found that it reduced pain by six to 12 points on a 100-point scale.

Lifestyle
March 5, 2026
Cancer-detecting Blood Tests Still Need Work

There has been a lot of hype around Galleri, the blood test that claims to detect more than 50 cancers. Tests like it may be the future of diagnostic medicine in cancer care.

Lifestyle
March 4, 2026
Superagers Make Twice as Many New Neurons

Superagers—people who remain mentally sharp and clear into their 80s and 90s—produce about twice the number of brain cells as their healthy peers. People with Alzheimer’s had fewer.

Recipes
March 3, 2026
Four Decadent, Low-carb White Chocolate Cheesecakes

White chocolate isn't off limits on a low-carb diet if you use the right recipe. It can be enjoyed without upsetting blood sugar levels. Here are four low-carb recipes for white chocolate cheesecakes.

Diet
March 2, 2026
Does Warm Water Help Weight Loss?

A doctor went viral recommending warm water as a morning drink. He claimed the drink can kickstart the metabolism and help people meet their weight loss goals.

Get Out There
February 27, 2026
Birdwatching Is Good for Brain

Expert birdwatchers have brain structures that novices do not have. Those structures appear to help them ID birds more easily. They may also prevent cognitive decline.

Diet
February 26, 2026
Weight Loss Meds May Lead to Scurvy

Although uncommon, some people have developed scurvy while taking GLP-1s. Scurvy, or “pirate’s disease,” occurs when there is a severe lack of vitamin C in the body.

Diet
February 25, 2026
Mediterranean Diet May Lower Stroke Risk for Women

A study followed more than 105,000 women’s eating habits for more than 21 years. Women who strictly adhered to the Mediterranean diet had a significantly lower risk of stroke.

Recipes
February 24, 2026
Four Chicken Recipes to Celebrate the Lunar New Year

Today, we are sharing four low-carb versions of Chinese chicken dishes so you can celebrate the Lunar New Year without worrying about your blood sugar.

Lifestyle
February 23, 2026
New Detox Methods Aren’t Necessary

The detox fad hasn’t faded, but the methods have become bizarre and more expensive. We are bombarded on social media by “miracle” foot detox pads and charcoal pills.

Get Out There
February 20, 2026
Walking Safely on Ice

Every year in the U.S., around one million people slip on ice and snow. Even ice that a person might consider “safe” can prove to be dangerous. There are things you can do to be safer.

Diet
February 19, 2026
Energy Drinks Can Endanger Kidneys

Energy drinks contain massive amounts of sugar, caffeine and preservatives. The combination causes inflammation in the kidneys and reduces their ability to filter toxins.

Diet
February 18, 2026
Intermittent Fasting May Not Aid Weight Loss

New research says intermittent fasting “may make little to no difference to weight loss and quality of life.” The team behind the work said that it may improve overall health and wellness.

Recipes
February 17, 2026
Four Fantastic Cauliflower Recipes

While cauliflower can be a boring vegetable if it’s just plain, it can be cooked in wonderful ways that make it incredibly enjoyable. Here are four exciting low-carb cauliflower recipes!

Lifestyle
February 16, 2026
Microplastics in Brain Linked to Dementia

Microplastics are tiny particles of plastic found in nature and the body. In a study, researchers found that microplastics can cross the blood-brain barrier and collect in deep brain regions.

Exercise
February 13, 2026
Exercise Doesn’t Burn as Many Calories as Thought

Exercise builds strength, aids muscle health, improves mood and can even aid mental health. But a new analysis of existing research found it’s not very effective at burning calories.

Lifestyle
February 12, 2026
Mental Hobbies May Lower Dementia Risk by Almost 40%

We have great news for anyone who habitually reads our blogs: reading, writing or learning new languages may lower the risk of Alzheimer’s disease by almost 40 percent.

Diet
February 11, 2026
Is Two-ingredient Cheesecake Healthy?

A new “two-ingredient cheesecake” from Japan has gone viral for its health claims and ease of preparation. People praise it for its high protein content and claim it is a healthy dessert.

Recipes
February 10, 2026
Celebrate Cherry Month with Four Excellent Recipes

It’s National Cherry Month. The annual celebration started in 1912 when Japan sent the U.S. 3,000 cherry trees as a gift. Today, we’re looking at tasty, low-carb cherry desserts.

Lifestyle
February 9, 2026
Bacteria May Cause Kidney Stones

Kidney health is essential for people with blood sugar concerns. Research has found that bacteria play a previously unknown role in the formation of kidney stones.

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