Healthy articles

Have you ever heard about the "Werewolf Syndrome" and how it came about? In reality, it is actually a truly recognized medical condition, and you can learn everything you always wanted to know about it here!

Complex dental treatments are painfully expensive in developed Western countries, and dental tourism is becoming increasingly popular as an alternative to local treatment. What should you know about dental tourism, and where can you go?

Looks at the causes of infertility as related to food and gives suggestions on what foods and behaviors to engage in and which to avoid for optimum results.

Unhealthy snacks surround us. Gail Kasper provides 4 tips to help you stay on track with your diet, eat the right foods, and enjoy them!

Probiotics are friendly bacteria that are believed to have many health benefits. Recent research suggests that these health supplements may also help obese and overweight people to lose weight.

French people appear to have lower incident of cardiovascular diseases despite consuming more saturated fats. Does this phenomenon really related to the consumption of red wine, or this is nothing more than statistical illusion?

Drop sets are simple. Load up the bar, work, take some discs off the bar, repeat. Mechanical drop sets segue into an easier movement instead of a lighter load, meaning they're more transportable and versatile.

Did you ever thought that everything that you eat could have an effect on your genes? Well, it does. Epigenetic changes are subtle modifications in the gene expression, which are caused by nutrients. Read more about these changes and their effects.

For decades doctors have usually recommended bypass surgery over stent placement for diabetics who have clogged arteries. Advances in stent technology, however, make some kinds of stents nearly as effective as bypass for some diabetics.

COPD is a chronic lung disease. It can cause a variety of symptoms which make breathing difficult and interfere with quality of life. But with proper education and a partnership with your doctor, you can manage COPD symptoms and breath easier.