Healthy articles

Just about anyone who has been diagnosed with osteoporosis will benefit from nutritional supplementation. But it's important to remember that nutrition alone is not enough to beat the disease.

Suicide is a major cause of death among people who have eating disorders. Learn the warning signals of suicide and self-harm in anorexia, bulimia, and binge-eating disorders and what you can do to prevent it.

In stage 1, COPD is still so mild that you might not even notice it at all. However, if you think you might have COPD, it is crucial you contact your physician. Catching COPD at its early stages means you have the best chance of getting good treatment.

Is your eating problem really an eating "disorder?" Here are seven ways you can tell.

Many people with eating disorders don't seek treatment because they are embarrassed, or because they think their problems are unique, or because they don't think there's a problem. Treatment saves lives. Here are 10 things to know about eating disorders.

Do you know someone who is a really, really picky eater? Sometimes fussy diners aren't just picky about what they eat. Some picky eaters suffer ARFID, avoidant/restrictive food disorder.

Some people can't stop exercising. They just can't get enough. They are so obsessive about exercise that they have to be treated for a condition called exercise bulimia. Part of their treatment, oddly enough, is more exercise.

Exercise is usually a healthy activity, except when it's a condition called hypergymnasia. Here is what you need to know about this secretive form of bulimia and how to help friends and family members who live with it.

Since blood pressure is tricky and can be subject to immediate change, it’s important to always keep in monitored.

The secret to controlling emotional eating is understanding the reasons you eat. When you find ways of dealing with anxiety, boredom, loneliness, and sadness without food, you are far more likely to lose those extra pounds.