Well Being Articles

Although there are a number of foods you should avoid, there are some ingredients that are actually toxic, and to make things simpler for you, here is a collection of the top 14 you should look out for when purchasing processed foods.

I've frequented makeup sites long enough to come across a number of makeup counter employees share the secrets of what it's really like to work behind the counter — whether people really take samples, and what it's like to do makeovers. Get the gossip!

Cross-cultural interactions play an increasingly important part in our Twenty-first Century lives. While that's not without its challenges, numerous studies have demonstrated that being exposed to diverse cultures is great for the brain.

The idea of transplanting a human head (or a human body, depending on your point of view) sounds like something that would be done in the laboratory of Dr. Frankenstein. Italian surgeon Sergio Canavero, however, plans to do the procedure soon.

Community-acquired diseases, the infections you can catch from your neighbors, are a growing health problem as the world gets more and more crowded. Here are eight diseases that can strike where they are least expected.

There are tens of thousands of nutritional supplement products on the market, but not all of them enhance sports performance. Here are five supplements you probably never heard of that can help you be a better athlete.

Kettlebell swings are an awesome exercise already. They're simple and effective, allowing you to focus on making the effort, not the movement. And it it ain't broke, why am I messing with it? Because you can get killer traps and hamstrings this way...

In a world where appearance matters, excessive hair loss can be a major concern. Although, regular hair fall is not life threatening it can lower the confidence level of an individual and lead to depression and further stress.

Obesity is a global problem reaching pandemic proportion. But what is making so many people obese? Is it a genetic problem? Can we really say it's not our fault, and we inherited it?

When your injured shoulder stops you from doing what you want, the temptation is to push it as far as it will go. But you should learn to tell when you can ask for more and when to stop picking at it.