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Diet
February 16, 2023
Cutting Calories Appears to Slow Aging

A new randomized human trial has found that calorie restriction slowed the speed of biological aging. It is well known that calorie restriction slows aging in animals, but this is the first human study of its kind.

Lifestyle
February 15, 2023
Past Covid-19 May Increase Blood Sugar Risks

Many Americans have had and recovered from Covid-19. You most likely think it’s all behind you. However, people who had Covid-19 are at a higher risk of developing blood sugar concerns than others.

Recipes
February 14, 2023
Four Dishes for Valentine’s Day Dinners

We’re looking at romantic, healthy low-carb meals for tonight. If you’re still unsure what to make for dinner tonight, we have you covered!

Lifestyle
February 13, 2023
Living with Someone May Aid Blood Sugar

In a new study, living with a partner or spouse appeared to help people maintain healthy blood sugar levels. How happy their relationship was played no role in their blood sugar health.

Get Out There
February 10, 2023
Green Space May Lower Need for Some Medications

A new study found that people in cities who spent time in parks, gardens or other green spaces were less likely to need medication for depression, high blood pressure, insomnia, anxiety or asthma.

Diet
February 9, 2023
How to Know If You’re Eating Too Few Calories

When it comes to weight loss, how many calories should you be eating? Eating a very low-calorie diet for fast weight loss can backfire on you. It's essential to know the signs that your low-calorie diet is too low.

Lifestyle
February 8, 2023
Change Your Social Media for Better Health

Social media can also harm your self-image. That’s why auditing your social media is so important. Reevaluating how you use it and who you interact with can help you enjoy it rather than have it make you feel bad about yourself.

Recipes
February 7, 2023
Four Perfectly Sweet Recipes for Valentine’s Day

It’s easy to make sweet treats for your sweetheart without the sugar! Here are four Valentine's Day options that are low in carbs, fat and calories.

Exercise
February 6, 2023
Why You Should and Shouldn’t Skip Exercising When Tired

Many people wonder if it’s better to exercise or sleep if you’re tired. We know we need to work out to stay healthy. But is it better to get an early night if we’re exhausted? The opinions of experts are mixed.

Get Out There
February 3, 2023
Nature May Protect Against Alzheimer’s, Dementia, Parkinson’s

A new massive review of medical records from Medicare has shown that spending time in nature may lower the risk of hospitalization for Alzheimer’s, dementia and Parkinson’s.

Diet
February 2, 2023
Are Soaked Raisins Healthier than Grapes?

Proponents of eating soaked raisins claim the practice offers a variety of benefits. Why would soaking raisins in water change them? Is there any real benefit to it? And, are these soaked raisins healthier than grapes?

Lifestyle
February 1, 2023
Watching Candles May Extend Your Life

Candles literally brighten your days, they may also improve your well-being. Watching a burning candle for 10 minutes a day can lower stress levels, may lengthen your life and aid your health in a variety of ways.

Recipes
January 31, 2023
Four Healthier, Tasty Oyster Recipes

Oysters are usually cooked with a ton of bread crumbs and butter, making them high in carbs and fat. Today, we’re sharing four lighter options.

Exercise
January 30, 2023
One Type of Exercise Helps Brain More than Others

Different exercises help different aspects of health. New research has found vigorous exercise aids cognition much more than gentle activity.

Lifestyle
January 27, 2023
Use Sunday to Get a Healthy Week

People often write off Sunday as a nothing day. It’s important to rest up on the weekends and take time to relax. However, using your Sunday correctly allows you to set yourself up for a wonderful week.

Diet
January 26, 2023
When Sell-by Dates Do and Don’t Matter

Many people have resolved that 2023 will be the year they cut down on food waste. Sell-by dates are quality indicators, not safety guidelines. Some foods keep much longer than others and there are tricks to knowing which foods are still fresh.

Diet
January 25, 2023
How Barley Aids Blood Sugar

People often say that they have gone grain-free to manage their blood sugar. However, barley is a whole grain rich in fiber and protein that can improve blood sugar.

Recipes
January 24, 2023
Four Desserts Low in Everything But Flavor

January is when people try new diets, some try WW and other low-fat options, so we want to be sure there are good recipes for you. Here are four desserts low in calories, carbs and fat to help you enjoy the sweet side of life and meet your goals.

Diet
January 23, 2023
Small Meals, Calorie Counting, May Be Better than Intermittent Fasting

A new, mid-sized study has found that eating smaller meals, and fewer calories may be more effective for weight loss than intermittent fasting.

Get Out There
January 20, 2023
Make a Bird Feeder to Draw Nature to You

Whether it’s too cold or too wet to get outside, you can still enjoy nature by placing bird feeders in your yard. And you don’t have to buy a fancy one. A homemade bird feeder will attract wildlife.

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