Healthy articles

Alzheimer’s dementia is a progressive degenerative brain disease that is also known as Alzheimer’s disease, senile dementia of the Alzheimer’s type or just Alzheimer’s.It is the most common form of dementia with about 5.3 million Americans living with it.

Does anybody really need the colon cleansers advertised on late-night television? There is considerable evidence that most colon cleansing products are scams, but colon detoxification is still a priority for maintaining good health.

One of the most common factors behind the development of stomach ulcers in people worldwide is Helicobacter pylori infection. But for identifying the infection, one had to undergo a battery of tests until now. A new test can do so in less than 10 minutes.

With the economy in a downturn and college costs skyrocketing, many students feel increasingly pressured to get top grades at any price. Combined with increasing rates of ADHD diagnosis in children and teens, the use of "study drugs" is ballooning.

While cosmetic surgeons are minting money, playing on insecurities that certain women face, the women are getting duped in the name of getting a designer vagina. But has anyone bothered to explain the pitfalls of the surgeries for reshaping private parts?

We are responsible for lovingly learning from and managing all our feelings, even those that are caused by others.

A traumatic brain injury is defined as an insult to the human brain, which can be the result of impact such as from a fall or accident, internal damage or from oxygen starvation.

Urge incontinence is the inability to stop the flow of urine when the urge to urinate is felt. Although it is a condition most people do not care to discuss even with their doctors, urge incontinence is extremely common.

With the rising costs of health care insurance premiums and many companies eliminating or cutting back funding for employees, there are more people than ever before facing a future without health insurance.

Cellulite is a condition that is found in 80-90% of all women. It describes the deposition fat tissue under the skin of the upper thighs, the belly, hips, and buttocks that lead to a dimpled, uneven, orange-peel or cottage cheese-like appearance of skin,