We have grown accustomed to social distancing and other safety measures, but we still have things we’re trying to figure out. What do we do with our groceries? Should we wash them? Will COVID-19 die on its own?
With the Neuliven Health team stuck at home, we’re snacking more. Here are some snack tricks we’re following to help maintain a healthy diet. Hopefully, these give you some ideas!
Many articles have claimed that COVID-19 is now the leading cause of death in the U.S. While COVID-19 is undoubtedly a threat and potentially deadly, the CDC says it is not causing more deaths than heart disease or cancer.
Doctors are scrambling to find treatments for COVID-19. Many hoped the anti-malaria drug chloroquine could fight the virus. The study used 81 hospitalized patients in Brazil but was cut short because of deaths.
People are turning to the old methods of working out at home: retro workout videos. Now, those VHS videos are on YouTube and helping people work up a sweat while staying inside!
We aim for customer wellness. That’s why we feel it's so important to inform you about a growing collection of scams cheating folks out of their COVID-19 stimulus checks.
The loudest advice we have been hearing about protecting ourselves from COVID-19 is to stay six feet from one another. However, scientists are saying that six feet is not enough, especially for some types of exercise.
If you have looked in your supermarket for flour or yeast recently, you have likely been disappointed. There is currently a shortage of both. It’s impacting many countries as people are turning to baking as a hobby.
JK Rowling says a viral video that makes claims about a breathing technique a doctor says can help people with COVID-19 helped her. If it were true, the CDC would be talking about it.
We want to get out into the world mentally if not physically, and that is why we were thrilled to see many museums, theme parks and zoos offering more accessibility to all of us.
The coronavirus has many lasting effects. A study in China has found that nearly 20 percent of people who were severely ill with COVID-19 have new or worsened heart damage.
The CDC originally told us not to use face masks because they wouldn’t slow the spread of COVID-19. However, more research has shown that there is good reason to wear masks when we are out and about.
Even if what you want to buy is on the shelf, many of us are concerned about the risk we face by merely going to the supermarket. That’s why we're sharing recipes made from things you might already have.
Sleep is vital to good health. It impacts you both mentally and physically. We are looking at foods you probably have in your kitchen that can help you get a good night’s sleep.
It’s crucial to maintain good health during these strange times. We don’t want to have to start from square one to reach our health goals. That’s why we’re looking for useful health apps to keep us on track.
We all want good news right now. All over the internet, news outlets are sharing feel-good stories on their sites. And we are thrilled at the fact that social distancing appears to be slowing the spread of COVID-19.
If you are anything like us, staying inside all the time makes you stir-crazy. But, now is a good time to make homemade presents. You can make gifts and stave off boredom!
Many of us are feeling stir crazy. We need more exercise than we’re getting to stay healthy. That’s why we’re looking for more ways to exercise while inside. And why we’re talking about feel-good songs.
In our continued effort to help our customers and followers through this crisis, we have been sharing recipes you can cook from your cupboard.
People are saying that vaccines that protect you from pneumonia will protect you from COVID-19. That isn’t true. The COVID-19 virus is too new and different for those vaccines to work.
