Healthy articles

There are many factors to a healthy lifestyle...eating well, exercising, avoiding toxins and being in good mental health. Weight loss is often the first step to getting in shape. To lose weight and keep it off you have to start in the kitchen.

Numerous elderly women suffer from breast cancer. Should they undergo a different line of treatment in comparison to their younger counterparts, owing to the less aggressive nature of cancer in old age? Read on to find out the answer.

Anxiety, depression, epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, and chronic pain are some of the most treatment-resistant of all diseases. A not-really-so-new technology, however, offers the possibility of turning them off with the flip of a switch.

McDonalds is hardly renowned as an establishment for good health and proper nutrition. The menu carries the odd healthy option here and there, but overall, McDonalds is definitely somewhere you want to avoid when dieting.

For over 40 years, the Medicare program offered almost no options for prescription drug coverage for retirees in the USA. Now Medicare Part D coverage offers more options than most seniors can easily examine. Here 10 top Medicare Part D concerns.

Believe it or not, the penis actually does have a life cycle. As men age, the penis undergoes a variety of changes, some of which can affect sexual performance. These age-related changes, however, do not have to interfere with a healthy sex life.

EMDR technique has always been a subject of scientific criticism. But the recent research claims that method does work better than many others. Further understanding of EMDR may pave the way to therapeutic treatments of trauma.

Clinical nutritionists at the University of Missouri tell us that protein with the morning meal is the key to appetite control all day long.

New emerging Extremely Drug-Resistant form of tuberculosis (XDR TB) is now detected in 84 countries around the world. The lack of action may result in global TB pandemic, to which the Western healthcare system is totally unprepared.

Many people recommend taking vitamin C supplements to prevent colds and even cancer, but there have been reports that they can be harmful. So is it safe to take vitamin C supplements, how much should be taken and what are the benefits?