9 Out of 10 Pharmacists Recommend …
Another group of healthcare professionals overwhelmingly use and recommend supplements. Find out what they take themselves and suggest to their customers, and why.
Dr. Reginald B. Cherry, M.D.
Christian Post Contributor
Antioxidants May Help Lower Diabetes Rates
Higher consumption of antioxidants in the diet may decrease diabetes risk in healthy adults and diabetic patients, according to a study.
Ban This Fat From Your Diet!
In addition to the known negative effects on your heart and your weight, trans fat may also be harmful to your brain, colon, prostate and breast health.
Get the Most from Your Vitamin D
Which type of vitamin D you take and when you take it can make a big difference in how much actually gets stored, absorbed and used by your body.
A Boomers Checklist for Staying Healthy
There are basic lifestyle steps all adults should take to minimize health risks and extend well-being. We often discuss them individually, but let's take another look at them as a whole.
Battling Inflammation with Food
You may be able to reduce chronic inflammation – believed to be an underlying cause of heart disease, cancer, Alzheimer's disease, diabetes and arthritis – through the foods that you eat.
The Allergy, Gut Connection
What does your gut health have to do with allergies? Perhaps quite a bit.
Don't Get Rid of the GOOD Bacteria
Taking antibiotics for the flu or other viral infections not only won't help you – it may actually do you harm.
God's Pathway to Healing for Digestion
God has provided us with an abundance of natural substances to help support all aspects of the digestive process.
Multivitamins, Weight Loss Link Studied
Supplements of multivitamins and minerals may help reduce body weight and improve blood fat levels.
