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Vitamin D supplements and good night’s sleep may help to manage pain

What a good night’s sleep and a little Vitamin D do to help! By Catharine Paddock PhD Published Wednesday 24 May 2017 Read the Full Article

No motivation to exercise? Focus less on intensity, and more on happiness

Women let’s start focusing on exercise that makes us happy, rather than focusing on exercise intensity, it may be key to maintaining motivation for physical activity. By Honor Whiteman Published Monday...

Drinking coffee daily may halve liver cancer risk

The higher the coffee consumption, the lower the risk of certain types cancer By Honor Whiteman Published Tuesday 30 May 2017 Read the Full Article by medical news today

Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and Huntington’s disease share common crucial feature

Loyola University Chicago as well as authors such as Edward Campbell and William Flavin look into commonalities between Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease and Huntington’s disease. Read full article by Medical News Today Published: Thursday 25...

Daily consumption of sodas, fruit juices and artificially sweetened sodas affect brain

People who drink diet soda daily are almost three times as likely to develop stroke and dementia risk Source: Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) Published: Friday 21 April 2017 Read the Full Article

Artery-clogging saturated fat myth debunked

Coronary heart disease could be reduced with regular exercise, eating ‘real’ food By Hannah Nichols Published Wednesday 26 April 2017 Read the Full Article

Link between vascular disease and Alzheimer’s strengthened

Midlife risk factors show increased risk of later in life dementia By Honor Whiteman Published: Tuesday 11 April 2017 Read the Full Article

Blood sugar spikes: Causes, symptoms, and prevention

Nothing good ever came from sugar-coating! Date published: Saturday, 29 April 2017 Written by: Nicole Galan Full Article

Dementia risk reduced by eating ‘five-a-day’

Research conducted worldwide indicates that we can reduce our risk of developing dementia later in life, by ensuring we eat the equivalent to five servings of fruits and vegetables daily. Date published: Friday, 24 February...

Sugar and spice, and everything nice!

Though potentially harmful to those with type 1 diabetes, diluted apple cider vinegar may very well help to reduce blood sugar levels after a high-carb meal for type 2 diabetics. Read the Full Article Date...