Six Indications of Cognitive Issues
The Skinny: Dementia isn’t an inevitable part of aging despite what many now think. But it is a growing concern. One report indicates that perhaps 10 percent of American adults
The Skinny: Dementia isn’t an inevitable part of aging despite what many now think. But it is a growing concern. One report indicates that perhaps 10 percent of American adults
By John Salak – Sugar-sweetened beverages (SSBs) are killing Americans. Some estimates note that percent 50 percent of Americans drink at least one of these beverages every day. Obviously, a
By John Salak – As if this weren’t already apparent, older people are cool. Now, science is confirming what was already realized by hundreds of millions of others. In fact,
By John Salak – Being bilingual has all sorts of social and professional benefits. The ability to speak a second language is a boon for those in business who either
We are living in stressful times. Disastrous weather conditions, regional conflicts, economic uncertainty, and, of course, the upcoming presidential election. Americans, in fact, may be more stressed out about the
The Skinny: It always sounds kind of off-putting. But people need to consume iron to remain healthy. Iron, in fact, is found in every human body cell. It promotes oxygen’s
By John Hand – Before there were grocery stores with aisles upon aisles of food and before there were farms to offer up a range of vegetables and grains, humans
By John Salak – Men study their scalps like archeologists, dreading the day when they discover a sign of male pattern baldness. The reality is that 30-50 percent of men are
By John Salak – A 62-year-old retired military therapist reports she lost 35 pounds by eating only sardines for more than three months, but experts caution that sardine diets are
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