Long-term exposure to even
moderate levels of air pollution was associated with more calcium
buildup, more plaque and more advanced coronary artery disease,
suggesting your heart is affected long before symptoms
appear
Women exposed to higher
levels of fine particle pollution were about 80% more likely to
have severe...
Spending most of your day
sitting increases your risk of chronic disease and early death, but
taking a five-minute walk every hour is a simple habit that helps
counter many of those harmful effects
Researchers found that
hourly walking breaks offered the best balance between meaningful
health benefits and a routine...
When it comes to maintaining
a nutritional supplement regimen, the decisive question is not
“what’s in the bottle” — it’s what makes a person actually take it,
day after day, long after the first burst of motivation
fades
Motivation behaves like
weather: it rolls in and rolls out. Any routine that
depends...
UCLA researchers found that
creatine may do more than support muscle performance; early
research suggests it also helps power key immune cells that
coordinate the body's defense against cancer
When immune cells were
unable to absorb creatine, they showed lower survival, weaker
activation, and a reduced ability to...
A study of more than 31,000
adults with Type 2 diabetes found that a widely prescribed class of
blood pressure medications was associated with a 33% higher risk of
serious kidney complications, including substantial loss of kidney
function, dialysis or transplantation
The increased kidney risk
persisted even though all...