Skip the “Pretox” Fad: Nutritionist Offers Healthy Holiday Eating Advice Table of Contents Skip the “Pretox” Fad: Nutritionist Offers Healthy Holiday Eating Advice No Restrictive Diets Needed! Fiber, Hydration, and More Nourishing Through the Holidays: A Chat with nutritionist Dr. Emily Carter Sarah Jones: Dr. Carter, the holidays are frequently enough a time when people … Read more
Does the Moon Really Affect Your Sleep? new Research Suggests Yes Table of Contents Does the Moon Really Affect Your Sleep? new Research Suggests Yes Across Cultures and Environments, a Consistent Pattern Implications for Sleep and Well-being does the Moon Really Affect Our Sleep? New Research Suggests It Might For centuries, folklore has hinted at … Read more
In the heart of hanois vibrant Old Quarter, on bustling Lãn Ông Street, a unique fusion of ancient wisdom and modern medicine thrives. Here, Dr. Trần Vũ Cường,a seasoned herbalist with over two decades of experience,offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of traditional Vietnamese medicine. “Vietnamese medicine is a holistic approach,” Dr. Cường explains. … Read more
A Chilean entrepreneur is making headlines after publicly accusing a former model of stiffing him on a notable sum of money. José Martínez,a footwear entrepreneur,leveled the accusations against Patricio Laguna on the Chilean television programme “Onyl Fama.” Martínez claims Laguna owes him a substantial amount for a failed business deal involving 1,330 pairs of sneakers. … Read more
adapting a literary masterpiece is a daunting task.Often, directors find themselves paying homage to the source material rather then taking the bold risks necessary for a truly successful adaptation. Even the most daring directors may struggle to match the stylistic brilliance of their literary counterparts. Remarkably, ramell Ross, in his debut dramatic feature, “nickel Boys,” … Read more
This week, Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol, mayor of Rouen, nevertheless put words to the pathology from which he has suffered for 2 years. In an open letter, he spoke about “breaking taboos”. As Lori Cirefice, president of the Cancer Bladder association, recently explained to us, “ no one likes to talk about their natural needs. Unlike breast … Read more
Smoking remains one of the main risk factors for cardiovascular disease. In fact, the risk of ischemic stroke is doubled in smokers and the risk of myocardial infarction is tripled. “In France, more than 250,000 hospitalizations and 17,000 deaths from cardiovascular diseases are directly attributable to smoking each year,” notes Public Health France. Quitting cigarettes … Read more
In many women, the onset of menopause modifies the distribution of fats in the body. With in particular a more marked storage in the abdomen, increasing the risks of diabetes, high blood pressure and other cardiovascular complications. Reduce, moderate… This is why it is essential at this time, “ to pay attention to your diet … Read more
A vitamin C deficiency leads to the famous scurvy which decimated sailors until the end of the 18th century. And for good reason, sailing at sea for months, they did not have access to fresh products. Although cases are rare today, researchers Australians report that of a middle-aged man with painful reddish spots on his … Read more
In a study published in the journal Frontiers in Microbiomesa team from Northwestern University (Illinois – United States) analyzed samples from used toothbrushes and samples taken from shower heads. Researchers identified more than 600 different viruses, with each sample exhibiting a unique composition. But rest assured, these viruses do not target humans but bacteria. These … Read more