Why People Start and Stop Smoking
A recent study looks into why people start and stop smoking in their youth and as they mature into adulthood.
More Gluten Free Menu Options
Restaurants are offering many more gluten free menu items for those who live with celiac disease.
Diet Determines Type of Gut Bacteria
Or, does the type of gut bacteria a person has lead them to prefer certain foods? Vegetarians have different gut bacterian that people who eat a meat-heavy diet.
Possible To Be Fit and Overweight
According to new research you can be very fit, healthy, and a little “fat” all at the same time. No need to starve yourself as long as you are living a healthy lifestyle.
Multi-Tasking Hard for Those with Autism
Posted Aug 17, 2011 Young people with autism may find it difficult to multitask because they stick rigidly to tasks in the order they are given to them, Scottish research suggests.The study by Strathclyde University also found that difficulty with “prospective...Perfect Grilled Vegetables
Grilling vegetables gives them an entirely different and delicious flavor. Here are some tips for perfect veggies every time.
Men More Focused On Partner’s Weight
Men are more likely than women to think about leaving their partner if they gain too much weight.
Therapists Use Gardening to Help Patients
Occupational therapists are using the activity of gardening to help their patients recover from injuries, strokes, and other health problems.
Raw Food Marinara Sauce
Even if you are not a 100% raw foodie, you can still enjoy a few raw food meals each week. And in the hot summer, who really wants to heat up the kitchen?
Ladies Only Heart Guidelines
Women are different than men, we know that. Now the American Heart Association has specific guidelines for women.
Diet Soda Drinkers Get Bigger Waistlines
According to a recent study, diet soda drinkers end up with larger waistlines than those who don’t drink diet soda.
Why Are We Fat?
We know there is a national obesity problem, but this reseacher wants to uncover the reason for the growing epidemic.