Break up with bad food

Valentine’s Day is a time to celebrate the special relationship you have with a loved one, but we all know there are other types of relationships, too. Some of these relationships are referred to as “toxic” because they can damage our mental health.

New dementia pill made entirely from CHOCOLATE

… body. ‘New analysis is showing there are powerful compounds in many natural nutrients that could help maintain the health of everyone. ‘We support the huge amount of research has gone into Blood Flow+ and we are delighted that it is the first cocoa …

Women are affected by heart disease too

In Jamaica, we observe Heart Month with several activities over the course of the month led by the Heart Foundation of Jamaica, the Cardiology Unit at the University Hospital of the West Indies and other cardiologists and heart centres promoting awareness of heart disease prevention and early detection and treatment. This year, the theme for heart month is sudden cardiac arrest.

Grapes may shield you from Alzheimer’s

… study contributes to the growing evidence that supports a beneficial role for grapes in neurologic and cardiovascular health, however more clinical studies with larger groups of subjects are needed to confirm the effects observed here, Silverman …

the Sweetest Couple in Uk! Elderly Husband and Wife Visit Sweet Shop…

A kind-hearted couple has become year-round Santas at their local hospital, after spending 13 years buying sweets to give away to both doctors and poorly children on the dialysis ward. Patrick and Sheena Simmonds, aged 85 and 81, have been loyal customers of the Guinness World Record-certified Oldest Sweet Shop in the World, in North Yorks, for more than a decade – spending more than 2,500 a year on sugary treats.

Toxins in your fast-food packaging?

… Six of the samples also contained a long-chain PFOA, even though the chemical is no longer widely used because of health hazards. PFOA could be present in these wrappers because recycled paper was used in their manufacture, Schaider said — an …

Timing of your meals might reduce heart risks

… meal frequency may not affect people’s weight, levels of “good” HDL cholesterol or other factors that affect heart health. Some people, she noted, do well with “grazing” throughout the day — as long as the food choices are healthy, and they do not …

Living at high altitudes linked to lower risk of developing Metabolic Syndrome

Could something as simple as the geographic area in which you live contribute to your risk of developing heart disease and diabetes, or suffering a stroke? A new study, published in the open-access journal Frontiers in Physiology , has revealed that the incidence of Metabolic Syndrome could be linked to the altitude of where a person lives. Metabolic syndrome is the medical term for the combination of high blood pressure, sugar and cholesterol levels, as well as excess body fat around the waist, and contributes to serious health problems.

Harper Adams University student heads out on a porcine path

A STUDENT with a sheep and beef farming background is setting her sights on pigs after landing an Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board Pork Industry Scholarship. Loretta Holder, a second year BSc Animal Health and Welfare student at Harper Adams University, will also receive a paid placement year with Ceva Animal Health to help her achieve her dream of working in the pig nutrition sector.

Coffee: How much is too much?

A cup of coffee in the morning may pack more than just an energy boost. More and more research is emerging to suggest that there may be several health benefits associated with drinking this dark black beverage, from helping prevent diabetes to lowering the risk of liver disease.

How Far Would You Go For Your Priceless Pet?

… “mitigate the risk of surgical and anesthetic complications.” “We deeply believe preventive care is critical to the health of a pet,” said the company of its wellness plans program, calling it “an affordable and accessible option for pet owners.” …

Autoimmune disease solutions revealed

… living with some form of autoimmune disease – with some suffering from more than one. And, according to natural health experts like Dr. Peter Osborne, this is no coincidence. Will Western medicine ever face reality? Dr. Osborne maintains that diet, …

Exercise Often Declines After Cancer Diagnosis

… to help cancer patients maintain their physical activity are rare. “There need to be more exercise programs within health centers and in gyms to provide cancer patients with guidance to help them remain physically active,” Mao said. “Physical …

Exercise Often Declines After Cancer Diagnosis

… to help cancer patients maintain their physical activity are rare. “There need to be more exercise programs within health centers and in gyms to provide cancer patients with guidance to help them remain physically active,” Mao said. “Physical …

HEALTH: Introducing your en-suite spa

What could be more blissful than having a massage, followed by a sauna and a dip in a hot tub, all in the privacy of your own personal spa? That’s the ingenious concept at the Gilpin Hotel & Lake House in the Lake District, which offers five luxurious spa lodges within the grounds, each with its own fully equipped en suite spa. Jetty Spa Body Scrub with Pomegranate – with the Sedbergh Soap Company – won gold at the 2016 Green Parent Natural Beauty Awards.

50 Small Businesses to Start in Your Backyard

For entrepreneurs who want to start a business close to home and maybe spend some time outside too, a backyard business might be the right choice for you. It might sound like a strange concept, but there are actually plenty of businesses that you could potentially run right from your very own yard.

Georgia editorial roundup

… on the economic-impact levers that government controls. Improving sub-par K-12 schools and addressing the state’s health care shortcomings top that list, in our view. Lawmakers should quickly begin work toward reinforcing the financial situation of …