Dog Detects Dangerous Blood Sugar Changes
This girl’s dog is more than a pet. The trained service dog could actually save her from a dangerous hypoglycemic episode that can happen with type 1 diabetes.
Even Babies Need Exercise
In an effort to fight the growing obesity epidemic, babies, toddlers and young children are encouraged to get more physical activity throughout the day.
Sleep Helps Boost Athletic Performance
A recent study found that when athletes get more sleep, it actually helps improve their athletic performance.
hCG Diet Debate
While you may see results on the hCG diet, some health professionals have concerns about the severe calorie restriction required.
It’s Not Hard to Find Whole Grains
Whole grains provide more fiber, nutrients, and health benefits than their refined versions and they aren’t as hard to find as you may think.
Type 2 Diabetes Is A Global Problem
In countries where they lead sedentary lifestyles the incidence of type 2 diabetes is on the rise.
IBS Is Not IBD
They sound similar and affect the same part of the body, but irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is not the same thing as inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).
Exercise to Cut Cancer Risk
Regular exercise can help reduce your risk of developing cancer, along with a healthy diet and weight.
Retired Hockey Players Help with Brain Research
Former NHL players will be participating in a study to track their brain health as they age.
Noise Pollution Bad For General Health
Exposure to noise long term may hurt more than just your ears. Emerging research is finding it may increase the risk of common chronic health conditions.
Manage Your Spring Fever
Spring brings longer days, more sunshine, and warmer weather. It can actually take a little getting used to for those coming out of a long, dark winter.
New USDA Guidelines Get Back to Basics
The recently released ‘2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans’ wants us to focus on portion control, calorie balance, lower sodium, and fruits and veggies.