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Just One Night of Sleep Loss Is Enough To Alter The Genes In Your Cells

Many of us think very little of messing with our sleep schedules. Students pull all-nighters when studying for (or celebrating …

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Laser Technology Provides New Painless Way To Test Blood Sugar Levels Without Puncturing Your Skin

A new laser device designed to test blood sugar levels could revolutionize the lives of people with diabetes everywhere, researchers …

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Researchers Successfully Identify Biomarkers In Spit That May Help Detect Alzheimer’s

Alzheimer’s is a disease with devastating effects, and the number of people suffering from it is only expected to rise over …

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Eating Vegetables and Proteins Before Carbs Helps Keep Your Blood Sugar Levels In Check

A new study published in the Journal of Diabetes Care says that how, in addition to what, you eat may …

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Researchers Discover That Alzheimer’s Disease Worsens 2X As Fast In Women Than Men

Roughly two-thirds of Americans suffering from Alzheimer’s disease are women(1). Researchers asking why have come to a startling conclusion. Women, …

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Researchers Are Close To Patenting a Natural Compound Found In Avocados For Treating Leukemia

Once shunned for being too high in fat, avocados have won over many people, including dieticians, in recent years. They’re …

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Eating Peanut Butter Can Help Manage Your Appetite And Blood Sugar Levels, Study Finds

If you’re looking to manage your appetite and your blood sugar levels you may need to look no further than …

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Scientists Discover That Living Near Trees Is Good For Your Health

It’s been shown that there are significant cognitive and psychological benefits to being exposed to nature, but in a recent …

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Soldier Could Face Life in Prison For Growing Marijuana to Treat His PTSD…Here’s What Happened

Between 7 and 8 percent of the US population experiences Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, or PTSD, at some point in their …

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Researchers To Test Dandelion’s Cancer Fighting Potential In Human Clinical Trial

The Windsor Regional Cancer Centre in Ontario, Canada has recruited a group of thirty patients to participate in an experimental …

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This Doctor Gave Hundreds of Patients Fake Cancer Diagnosis And Is Now Serving a 45-Year Sentence

A well-known and successful hematologist and oncologist in the Michigan area, Dr. Farid Fata had a respectable reputation among locals …

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Alzheimer’s Disease May Start Long Before Even The Earliest Symptoms Become Apparent

When it comes to Alzheimer’s disease, early detection can make a huge difference in determining the course of a patient’s …

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Here’s How Walking In Nature Can Help Prevent Depression

There’s strong evidence that exposure to nature can improve patients’ recovery time(1), and that short “micro-breaks” spent looking at images …

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Scientists Discover a Way To Generate LIGHT By Using Pomegranate Juice And Turmeric Extract

LED technology is something many people rely on for emergency lighting, but the fact of the matter is that these …

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Drinking 450mL of Beet Juice Every Day Can Help Improve Cognitive Function, Study Finds

Beet juice may not be popular for its taste, but its health benefits are serious business, according to a recent …

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With Less Than a Year Left of Water Supply, California Wants To Turn Sea Water Into Drinking Water

According to experts like Jay Famiglietti, a senior water scientist at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California is currently experiencing …

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Onion Extract Can Help Lower Blood Sugar Levels, Study Shows

A recent study has researchers wondering if onion extract could be the key to new therapies for individuals with diabetes. …

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Here’s Why Listening To Heavy Metal Music Can Actually Benefit You

No, we’re not talking about minerals – heavy metal music, as well as music in the emo, hardcore, punk, and …

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Bionic Eye 3-Year Clinical Trial Helps Restore Vision And Improve Quality of Life by 80%

It’s taken three years, but the recent results of an extended clinical trial have shown that a bionic eye developed …

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Teach Your Grandparents How To Use Facebook. It Could Help Keep Their Memories Sharp, Study Finds.

According to preliminary research from a University of Arizona graduate student, learning to use Facebook could offer adults over the …

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This Father-Daughter Duo Wanted To Know How Music Affects Pain…They Were Not Disappointed!

Music can affect us in all kinds of ways – from soothing our moods and helping us get to sleep(1) …

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Promising Trial Results Show A New Method to Deliver Insulin to Diabetics Pain-Free

A new development in insulin technology could have a huge impact on diabetes treatment in the near future. A team …

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The FDA Is Banning Trans Fats And Here’s Why This Move Is Going To Save Thousands of Lives Each Year

After a period of consideration, the US Food and Drug Administration has come out in opposition to the prevalence of …

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Starbucks Unveils Sugar-Loaded Frappucino With 400% The Daily Recommended Intake of Sugar

With huge coffee chain Starbucks unveiling six brand-new frappuccino flavors(1), even die-hard Starbucks haters are undoubtedly tempted to try some …

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Doctors Are Using Megadoses of Vitamin D to Shorten Hospital Stay And It’s Working!

Vitamin D is commonly thought to help boost the immune system(1), but due to lack of exercise and limited sun …

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As Weird As This May Sound, Regular Visits To The Dentist Could Help Keep Your Prostate Healthy

Prostatitis – chronic inflammation of the prostate – is one of the most common urological infections among adult men, with …

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This Type of Bacteria Produces Toxins That Make You More Prone To Insulin Resistance, Study Finds

Over 350 million people are diagnosed with type 2 diabetes every year, with an estimated 9.3% of the population of …

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According To This Study, Your Blood Type Could Influence Your Chances of Developing Alzheimer’s

Many people worry about the possibility of developing Alzheimer’s disease, especially those with a family history of it. Now, recent …

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Researchers May Have Found a Way To Stop Breast Cancer From Spreading To The Bones

A breakthrough study published in the journal Nature has the potential to dramatically improve survival rates of thousands of breast …

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According To This Professor, Probiotics Could Eventually Be Used For Treating Seasonal Allergies

Allergy season is upon us again, sending many of us rushing to the drugstore for anti-histamines to deal with the …

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