health and nutrition
Researchers are constantly in search of new markers or predictors of how long a person is likely to live. Here are four simple tests you can do that’ll give you an idea of how healthy your cardiovascular and nervous systems are, both of which are important for health and longevity.
Diet fads may come and go, but what are the real trends gaining momentum in the American diet? This article discusses a new survey pointing out how the American diet has changed over the last three decades. Find out whether we’re moving in the right direction – or not.
You already know that exercise can improve your body composition and prevent certain health problems – but can it help you live a longer life? Find out what a new study shows about exercise and longevity and how much exercise you need to get the benefits.
Think you’re healthy because your weight is normal? According to a new study, that’s not necessarily the case. If you store too much fat around your waist and tummy region, your risk of health problems may be the same as someone who’s obese. Find out more about the link between waist and belly fat and health problems and what you can do to lower your risk.
Do you start the day with a healthy breakfast? For many people, that’s the meal they’re most likely to skip. That’s not a good thing when it comes to health. Discover three reasons why breakfast is a meal you can’t afford to skip.
Read on to discover eight significant and surprising reasons why a higher intake of vitamin K could improve and extend your life.
I have just returned from the FitBloggin’ Conference that was held May 20 – 21, 2011 in downtown Baltimore, MD at the Marriott Baltimore Waterfront hotel. The FitBloggin’ Conference is for people who blog about fitness, wellness, good food and a healthy lifestyle. According to their website, “the stated goal of FitBloggin’ is to bring
