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Dr. Adria Schmedthorst

How to use peppermint oil to stop hair loss

Whatever the reason, hair loss affects millions of people around the world. And while some believe it’s just a fact of life, there is an all-natural solution that can help you stop hair loss, maintain a full head of hair for life and feel more confident…

Dr. Isaac Eliaz

Two DNA hacks to improve your bad genes

When you’re trying to lead a healthy lifestyle, you often focus on things like building muscles and maintaining a healthy weight. But there’s something very important we often overlook — frankly, because we don’t realize our actions can have much effect on it. It’s the tiniest but most essential part of what makes you tick…

Jenny Smiechowski

Beware of this not-so-sweet side effect of coffee

You’ve been hearing a lot about the health benefits of coffee lately — like that it can protect your neurological health, ward off liver cancer and help you live a longer life. But there’s an unintended side effect of drinking coffee that you may not have noticed even though it’s definitely happened to you…

Dr. Adria Schmedthorst

8 safe and sane steps to a flatter belly

Are you battling belly bulge? Is that spare tire around your middle expanding? Counting calories alone is not enough to get the flat stomach you’ve always wanted. It’s also about what you eat and smart supplementing. With that said, here are the eight steps to a flatter stomach you can start taking today…

Carl Lowe

6 head-to-toe benefits of one simple action

One simple activity can exert a tremendous influence over your health. Scientific research proves the health-power of this activity, but most people don’t seem to understand how much it can improve their lives.

Margaret Cantwell

How helping Texas can make you happier and healthier

Doesn’t your heart just ache for the people of Houston? Like me, you probably want to help. Fortunately, there are many ways you can. You may already know that, but here’s something I bet you didn’t: When you help someone, that act of generosity is returned to you in a scientifically proven and healthy way…

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Dr. Mark Wiley

4 ways to strengthen your legs and your independence

Do you find yourself sitting more and more and moving less and less? Well, if you do, I hope this will be a wake-up call… According to experts, the single best predictor of whether or not you will end up in a nursing home is your leg strength. If you stop moving, the weakness sets in…

Virginia Tims-Lawson

6 ways to beat the habit that ages you 8 years

A few hours of T.V. time in the evenings, a little computer time here and there, or maybe going to see a movie or dinner with family or friends. These are all things you probably enjoy, but they have one dangerous thing in common…

Jenny Smiechowski

The secret to a bigger brain is on the dance floor

Aerobic exercise not only prevents the brain shrinkage and cognitive decline associated with aging, it reverses it. But there’s one aerobic activity that has bonus brain benefits: It’s time to overcome any hesitations you have about dancing and head to the dance floor…

Dr. Adria Schmedthorst

Caffeine’s role as pain-reliever moves to the operating room

Do you have a surgery coming up? Are you dreading the pain that goes along with it and feeling anxious about how you will deal with it? While your doctor will most likely send you home with a narcotic pain medication, you might want to try an old-fashioned cup of coffee…

Dr. Mark Wiley

Disease-free eating made easy

The single biggest factor that impacts your health is what you put in your body… High blood pressure, high cholesterol, heart disease, type II diabetes and chronic disease and pain are all associated with a poor diet. All you have to do is focus on “eating clean.” But what does that really mean…

Dr. Adria Schmedthorst

How stress flips your body’s disease switch

In our modern world, we treat living with stress as a normal phenomenon. But stress can lead to everything from digestive issues to heart problems. New research is once again demonstrating that living with chronic stress kills you… if you let it.

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