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Exercise
April 16, 2026
Chronotype Impacts When You Should Exercise

A new study has found that matching your exercise patterns to your internal clock could reduce your risk of heart problems. It can also lead to healthier blood sugar levels.

Lifestyle
April 15, 2026
Vitamin D Levels Linked to Alzheimer’s

Vitamin D is usually associated with bone health and mood. Research found that vitamin D levels in midlife were linked to the accumulation of tau protein in the brains of people with Alzheimer’s.

Recipes
April 14, 2026
Four Garlic Recipes Worth the Bad Breath

Garlic has many medicinal purposes; it's also delicious. We’re sharing four low-carb recipes where garlic is the star of the show so you can celebrate the root in style!

Lifestyle
April 13, 2026
Make Your Smartphone Dumb to Reverse Cognitive Decline

The average American spends four to five hours a day on their phone. But a digital detox can roll back the clocks in age-related cognitive decline by 10 years.

Get Out There
April 10, 2026
Gardening Excellent for Mental, Physical Health

Even if you don’t have a green thumb, gardening will benefit you. It can ease stress and anxiety while boosting mood. Gardening also impacts physical health.

Exercise
April 9, 2026
Blood Sugar Medicine Mimics Exercise

Metformin can stimulate the production of Lac-Phe, a molecule that is released during vigorous exercise. It could be helpful for people who are physically unable to exercise.

Diet
April 8, 2026
A Boring Diet May Aid Weight Loss

We always say that the key to a healthy diet is a wide variety. But, a new study says that eating the same meals and snacks every day aids weight loss.

Recipes
April 7, 2026
Four Empanadas for Every Taste

As empanadas are meat, cheese or fruit stuffed in dough, they are perfect for every course of a meal. With some swaps, people with blood sugar concerns can easily enjoy them!

Diet
April 6, 2026
Could Food Labels Change How You Pick?

Food labels tell us more than calories. The FDA proposed new labels to make it easier to understand how much saturated fat, sodium and added sugars a food contains.

Exercise
April 3, 2026
Yoga May Aid Sleep Most

A meta-analysis of 30 randomized controlled trials found that regular high-intensity yoga sessions were more strongly associated with good sleep than other forms of exercise.

Lifestyle
April 2, 2026
Cannabis May Physically Change the Brain

Daily cannabis use may alter structures in the brain linked to decision-making and planning. As well as physically impacting the brain, cannabis may reshape memory.

Diet
April 1, 2026
Erythritol Tied to Heart Risks

When we share dessert recipes, many of them will tell you to use whatever sweetener you like. But, erythritol may increase the risk of blood clots in the brain that can cause strokes.

Recipes
March 31, 2026
Four Low-carb Recipes to Celebrate Passover

To help you celebrate Passover, we are sharing some low-carb recipes. Whether or not you are Jewish, they can help make the holiday more festive!

Diet
March 30, 2026
High-fat Diet May Let Gut Bacteria Enter Brain

The gut-brain connection is a two-way connection—they impact each other. Mice on a high-fat diet had weaker gut barriers, and bacteria can reach the brain without ever entering the blood system.

Lifestyle
March 27, 2026
Extra 11 Minutes of Sleep Lowers Heart Attack Risk

Everyone is looking for tweaks they can make to optimize their health. Sleeping for about 11 extra minutes a night can lower the risk of a heart attack as much as taking medication.

Lifestyle
March 26, 2026
Cooking At Home May Lower Dementia Risk

Cooking at home may not only improve your diet but could also cut older people’s dementia risk by 30 percent. And the risk may be 70 percent lower in older cooks with fewer skills.

Lifestyle
March 25, 2026
Boost GLP-1 Naturally

With all the hype around GLP-1 medications, people may not realize GLP-1 is already in the body. There are ways to naturally boost GLP-1 without taking medication.‍

Recipes
March 24, 2026
Four Chia Recipes that Aren’t Pudding

Chia seeds are exceptionally nutrient-dense. Many of us only consume them in the form of pudding or in a smoothie. We're branching out with chia recipes that are new and delicious!

Lifestyle
March 24, 2026
Python Blood May Be Key to New Obesity Meds

Pythons are extreme when it comes to following a fasting diet. Research has identified the molecule that enables that diet. It could be the key to a new class of obesity drugs.

Get Out There
March 20, 2026
“Alpine Divorce” Is Dangerous Dating Trend

As the weather begins to thaw, we want to talk about a dangerous outdoor trend. People of all ages are looking for love. Alpine divorce is a new term for a man abandoning his date on a hike.

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