Ever since the COVID-19 pandemic became part of our lives back in March 2020, it sure seems like there hasn’t been a whole lot of “positive” news to celebrate.
But today, I’m here to share some health news we should ALL be celebrating… especially if you’re a senior.
It’s something you probably haven’t seen on a network news station… but it’s sure to bring a smile to your face.… Read More
It’s tried-and-true advice you’ve been getting since you were a little kid…
Brush your teeth TWICE A DAY!
And even though you may have a few more gray hairs, it’s STILL good advice.
After all, staying on top of your oral hygiene can help prevent bad breath, gingivitis, gum disease, and even help keep your heart healthy!… Read More
Omega-3s are one of the single best supplements you can take for your overall health and vitality.
And trust me, I’ve talked about them A LOT.
They are good for your eyes, your brain, your heart, and they even fight chronic inflammation linked to countless diseases…
Just to name a few!
But just when you thought that omega-3s couldn’t possibly do more to live up to its reputation as a ‘wonder’ supplement…
Science has thrown us another bone!… Read More
Before bed, be sure to draw the curtains, turn off all the lights, and don’t leave the TV on.
That’s the advice from a new study out of Northwestern University showing that even a small amount of light at night can harm your heart health and increase your insulin resistance.[1]
Dr. Phyllis Zee led the study. “Just a single night of exposure to moderate room light during sleep can impair glucose and cardiovascular regulation, which are risk factors for heart disease, diabetes, and metabolic syndrome,” she said.… Read More
People with blood sugar issues are often advised to stay away from alcohol. But a major new study shows that a glass of wine with dinner actually reduces diabetes risk.[1]
Researchers at Tulane University analyzed 11 years of health data for 312,400 current drinkers. The scientists found that wine—in moderation with meals—cuts your chances of developing diabetes by 14%.[2]
The benefits do not extend to beer or hard liquor.… Read More
Herbs and spices have been used for centuries to flavor food and improve health. Modern research confirms that they are powerful natural health boosters, helping to protect us from a wide range of serious conditions, including heart disease, stroke, cancer, diabetes, dementia, and depression.[1]
That’s why new testing from Consumer Reports is so disturbing. It shows that some commercial herbs and spices may actually damage your health.… Read More