Well Being Articles

Honey is one of nature’s most remarkable foods. It’s sweet, full of goodness, and it has the most incredible medicinal and healing qualities. But we don’t always get honey the ways the bees made it; sometimes man alters it beyond recognition.

The world’s three primary cereal plants, wheat, maize and rice, dominate the food market in spite of growing concerns about negative factors relating to health, particularly when cereals are genetically modified and/or processed.

Russian gets a bad rap for the health of its citizens. The United States consistently ranks about thirtieth, just ahead of Cuba and just behind Denmark in measures of public health, but do statistics tell the whole story?

You want to live healthy and think you’re making the right choices. But you may be making some common mistakes than could impact your health now and long-term.

The way you behave when you have been drinking says a lot about you — and according to a new study, it says a lot about your genes, too.

You may expect to leave the salon with long-lasting smoothness, but what if you end up with a nasty infection instead? Here are some tips to avoid complications from leg and Brazilian waxing.

The media is responsible for promoting fad diets and quick weight loss solutions but how realistic are they? Many women feel under pressure to look a certain way but are quick weight loss products like herbalife and slimming world actually realistic?

This is your guide to perfect lashes, with everything you need to know - including the bad habits you need to stop (picking out loose eyelashes, anyone?), good habits to pick up, and how to apply mascara like a pro.

For several decades, scientists have been accumulating knowledge about circadian rhythms, the daily ups and downs of our metabolic processes. Only recently, however, have they returned to the time honored concept of chronotherapy to help people get well.

Under the ICD-10 — the 10th edition of the International Classification of Diseases — health officials in the United States hope to track quality of care more accurately and to identify disease outbreaks before they happen. Doctors expect a nightmare.