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Tips and Tricks for Sleeping All Night

A good night’s sleep is the perfect medicine for our health. Although many spend a lot on antiaging treatments, sleep is one of the most critical factors. After a long night with insomnia, it is no surprise we cannot perform…

October 22, 2021 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

More Than 30,000 Women Have Reported An Alteration In Their Menstrual Cycle After Receiving The COVID-19 Vaccine

After receiving the COVID-19 vaccination, 30,000 women claimed their periods changed. Per an article in the British Medical Journal, an investigation is necessary to determine why this happens. Menstrual cycles may be more severe or delayed due to immunological responses…

September 19, 2021 · by Katherine Baldwin · 2

Why are neglect and abuse common in the nursing home setting?

As our parents grow older, they grow increasingly dependent upon others to assist with basic needs, including transportation, housekeeping, and paying bills. Eventually, an individual may decide to move into a nursing home or assisted living facility. Ideally, these are…

July 1, 2021 · by Katherine Baldwin · 0

How Genes Contribute to Obesity

Science shows that genetics plays a considerable role in obesity but generally to a much lesser degree than many people might believe. Although genes may increase one’s potential to gain weight, a higher risk for obesity requires external factors, such as abundant food supply…

July 26, 2020 · by Katherine Baldwin · 0

Caffeine Addiction Linked To The Genetic Predisposition, A New Study Showed

For some people, there’s nothing more energizing than a cup of coffee in the morning. No matter you’re drinking coffee for the buzz it’s giving you, for its taste, or just for social reasons, it’s challenging to say no to…

November 26, 2018 · by Vadim Caraiman · 0

Children’s Genetic Information Makes Them Love Snacks And Hate Vegetables

A fresh research has studied how the genetic information is associated with the children’s vegetables-hating behavior and observed that 80% of the kids have more the genetic inclination to consume snacks and fast-food-related products. The research’s conclusions were issued in the Nutrients…

February 28, 2018 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0