Healthy articles

You would think that the fitness fans who run marathon races would have no problem getting health insurance. But it turns out that distance runners are particularly hard to insure.

“Its just a headache, I’ll take an aspirin and I’ll be fine”, “ don’t worry, I rigorously worked out today so muscles are just sore, an ice pack will heal it in a jiffy.” These are just a few of the excuses you sometimes here from your husband or father.

We all want to preserve our looks. Many products on the market would have you believe that they are the “fountain of youth” of anti-aging products. The truth is, we can’t turn back the hands of time- but we can all use a few tips to help us.

If you are blessed to have an active child who spends his or her day away from the television, computer, and Wii, you probably will need to provide healthy snacks once or twice or even three times a day to keep energy levels high and attention focused

Break free from pharmaceuticals and gain control of your own headspace by combatting depression with safer natural solutions that actually work.

ED is a common and embarrassing problem that can be tricky to manage. Although Viagra is always an option, supplements provide another avenue of treatment. Horny goat weed is a potential supplement but is just all-name with no delivery? Read to find out.

Thyroid-related problems—both an under-active or over-active thyroid- can impact your energy levels, fertility, mood, weight, sexual interest and ability to think clearly. Thyroid-related problems can affect ALL your daily activities.

We all love sugar. What’s not to love? Sweet foods taste good and make us feel good (or so we tell ourselves). So what’s the big deal about eating sugar? Surely something that tastes so good can’t be all bad.

No country on earth spends more on medical care than the United States. The USA spends $2.5 trillion a year on healthcare, over $8,500 for each woman, man, and child in the country.

There has always been a disconnect between parents and children. Children choose to believe that their parents are so old they can't remember what it was like to be a kid, while parents feel that their children don’t understand the concept of hardship.