Bad breath is embarrassing. So some of us suck on mints. Or we gargle with mouthwash before getting up and personal with someone.
But foul breath can be more than a social problem. It could be telling you that you have a serious health problem. Especially if it is a persistent problem.
Food packaging dates are a confusing mess.
Are they supposed to tell you when the food is unsafe to eat? How fresh it is? Or are they signaling something else entirely?
And some foods don’t have them at all. What does that mean?
You may have heard that there’s one time of day when your risk of having a heart attack is greatest. It’s early in the morning.
And early-day heart attacks are not only more frequent, they are deadlier. They are 20% more likely to kill you.1
Was it hard to concentrate during that important work meeting?
Maybe the crossword puzzle was more difficult than usual?
What if you could prevent cancer without drugs…without changing what you eat…without exercising…and without making any other substantial lifestyle changes?
A major new study involving nearly 4,000 people shows it’s not only possible, but many people are already doing it.
Researchers in Spain analyzed the link between cancer and the timing of meals.1
Most of us have experienced it… We take a big bite of ice cream or drink something very cold… and wham!
We get an excruciating, stabbing pain in the front of our head.