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76How Long Will You Live?
by Jerilee Wei
How long will you live? Or, more importantly, whatwill be the quality of the sunsets of your life? There is an old-timey Cajun way of contemplating sunsets, by measuring and knowing the number of sunsets you've been given. It changes the way you'll look at your personal sunsets. If you were to live one... published 3 months ago
75Retinal detachment - a serious eye problem
by Suzanna Stinnett
What is retinal detachment? The retina is the light-sensitive tissue that lies against the inside of the back wall of your eyeball. Under it lies a thin layer of blood vessels that supply oxygen and nutrients... published 13 months ago
73Spirulina - The World‘s Healthiest Food
by Madmin
Spirulina is considered the healthiest food on Earth. It contains the most beneficial combination of powerful nutrients and has amazing healing properties. If it could be patented as a drug by the... published 8 months ago
69How Baby Boomers Age
by maggierose
If you’re a baby boomer, you may be surprised by your aging body. Perhaps you’ve noticed that the condition of the body you always took for granted seemed to change… overnight! My body continues to... published 8 months ago
68Eye Strain -- Do you have enough light?
by Suzanna Stinnett
Reading in dim light will ruin your eyes - right? Not necessarily. This is a myth, along with sitting too close to the TV screen or reading by flashlight. These things will not do any permanent damage to your... published 13 months ago
51Nutrition is a building block for the brain
by Suzanna Stinnett
Keeping free radicals reeled in is one of the most important points to focus on while you continually create a more brain-healthy lifestyle. Increasing your intake of antioxidant foods is the way you control... published 13 months ago
64Alzheimer's disease as the teacher
by Suzanna Stinnett
As Alzheimer's Disease continues to claim huge numbers of our elderly population, the motivation to study it also increases. Studying the effects of the disease and researching ways to alleviate symptoms is... published 13 months ago
59Know your brain to prevent Alzheimer's
by Suzanna Stinnett
Alzheimer's Disease has been described as the plague of the Boomer generation. But it does not affect only those who succumb to the terrible degeneration of the disease itself. Alzheimer's Disease has a huge... published 13 months ago
63B Vitamins and the Drugs that destroy them
by Suzanna Stinnett
There's this amino acid called homocysteine. In excess, it can cause major havoc. B vitamins are the best protection against elevated levels of homocysteine. A wide range of drugs, from aspirin to estrogen... published 13 months ago
61Can you improve your vision?
by Suzanna Stinnett
A number of vision experts have given us ideas for how to improve our vision naturally. In "Seeing Without Glasses," Dr. Robert-Michael Kaplan provides a whole system with which to discover how you as an... published 13 months ago
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