Caffeine may be linked to diabetes, according to a new research. Drinking caffeine may interfere with glucose metabolism. Before your put down your Starbucks for good, there maybe be an okay time of day to drink some coffee. Drinking coffee … Read More
It isn’t news to any of us that obesity is on the rise in the US. A new discovery by Dr. Russell Keast could hold the key to reducing obesity rates once and for all. It’s already known that we … Read More
It seems every few weeks a new story hits the headlines exposing a politician for some misstep in his personal life that contradicts the “family values” campaign on which he was elected. Perplexed by these double standards, a team of … Read More
Confused about the benefits of various supplements during pregnancy? A new government-sponsored study helps to settle at least one score. In the past, limited research suggested that higher doses of Vitamin C and E might reduce complications from pregnancy-associated hypertension … Read More
It isn’t just your mother who tells you that good things come to those who wait: your brain does, too! According to new scientific research by Dr. Jan Peters and Christian Büchel, the human brain is wired to help encourage … Read More
Young girls who are at high risk of depression might be impaired in their ability to respond to pleasure and reward, even if they haven’t had any symptoms of depression.A defining characteristic of depressive disorder is a weakened experience of … Read More
You might recognize that anxiety is often accompanied by depression, but did you know there is a biological link between the two? Using mice, scientists may have determined exactly how stress and anxiety can lead to depression in the brain. The … Read More
Low-carb diets have stolen the spotlight over the last decade in the quick weight loss category, but are they a good solution for keeping excess pounds off for good? A family friend strictly follows a low-carb diet and I’ve always … Read More
