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Joyce Hollman

The right way to eat your way out of depression

The idea that what we eat affects our energy and mental state has been around for a while. For example, we know that serotonin, the neurotransmitter that affects our moods, is manufactured in the gut. Now, we have more solid evidence that we can control depression by choosing our food more carefully…

Dr. Adria Schmedthorst

Too much of this ‘meaty’ nutrient could lead to diabetes

You probably know at least one person with diabetes… You might even be diabetic yourself. In fact, the incidence of diabetes in the U.S. is growing rapidly, with the disease effecting more than 30 million Americans. But, why is the number of people with blood sugar problems so high now?

Dr. Mark Wiley

‘Elephant in the room’ cancer causes

Life expectancy in the U.S. has dropped for two years in a row. We are on a downward spiral with preventable diseases like cancer, heart disease and diabetes taking their toll. To the point, many of the worst diseases that destroy lives are preventable; So if we are the cause we can also be the cure.

Jenny Smiechowski

4 ways to revitalize the gland that rules your immune system

Hidden behind you breastbone is a critical organ you probably don’t think much about: The thymus is a tiny, two-lobed gland that’s essential to your immune system. It doesn’t get as much press as other glands (like the thyroid and prostate), but it’s just as important.

Dr. Isaac Eliaz

Essential minerals every woman needs

Women have unique mineral needs that change throughout the life cycle. And minerals perform a myriad of functions and are involved with every system, from structural elements of bone, to glucose balance, nerve transmission and immune function. So your first important consideration should be…

Dr. Michael Cutler

Testicular hypofunction: A newer look at causes and treatment

As men age, we naturally lose our testosterone levels. This is known as andropause, and can often lead to reduced muscle strength, low sex drive, lack of energy and motivation and decreased self-confidence. Let’s look at how to treat this condition…

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Dr. Adria Schmedthorst

The shocking thing increasing your flu risk

Flu season this year is a real doozy. So researchers set out to discover whether the flu was really only passed by exposure to droplets from an infected person’s coughs or sneezes or by touching contaminated surfaces. But what they found was not what they expected…

Jenny Smiechowski

4 ways to keep inflammaging from shrinking your muscles

Sarcopenia can prevent your retirement dreams from coming true, because it decreases your mobility, increases your risk of falls and makes it more likely you’ll end up in a nursing home than on a cruise ship. But a likely culprit behind this common condition has been identified…

Margaret Cantwell

The best way to fight disease and aging that really works

The proof is out there. And right here. You don’t have to sit back and let old age creep up on you. You can take an active role in slowing it down. Yes, you. And it’s easier than you think… Mountains of research have shown that…

Jedha Dening

6 worst medications for your kidneys (slideshow)

It’s common practice these days to take medications for our ailments. And while medications may be designed to assist your body in some way, they also have to take a trip to the kidneys for filtering. That’s why you should know about six common medications that can damage the kidneys more than others…

Jenny Smiechowski

That time curcumin cured cancer…

If you follow the news, you may have heard about the British woman who overcame blood cancer by taking curcumin, a compound from turmeric. It’s just one woman’s experience. But you may be wondering… what are the chances curcumin could help cure cancer for other people?

Virginia Tims-Lawson

3 top nutrients to guard against memory loss

My husband’s grandmother died from Alzheimer’s and, by the time she passed, she was only a shadow of herself, with not a single memory of her family. She was in her 70s when we first noticed things were not quite right. But, sadly, dementia can strike at a much younger age…

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