More than 36 million Americans do not have any teeth, and 120 million people in the U.S. are missing at least one tooth. These numbers are expected to grow in the next two decades. Replacing missing teeth is no small task, but there are options available to you that can help you get back to…
Vaccine Experts are not Experts
This is a terrible essay about terrible people doing terrible things. I do not believe there are words terrible enough to do justice to a person who injects a six-month-old baby with experimental COVID genetic injections. I do not think that the Nazi concentration doctors, the worst of the worst, would reach that low. But……
The Science Is Screaming: Don’t Make This Trendy Mistake
This article was previously published November 11, 2011, and has been updated with new information. The science is loud and clear: The correct balance of fatty acids is essential if you want to be the healthiest you can be. That means that maintaining a healthy ratio of omega-6 to omega-3 is important for optimal health….
How To Choose the Right Trail Running Shoes Like a Pro—Plus, Our 8 Favorite Pairs
There’s a childlike joy to trail running. You’re coursing through the woods, jumping over logs, getting dirty to your heart’s delight. The mental benefits of being out in nature can land you a next-level runner’s high. But for those more used to running on concrete than dirt, all it takes is a few bad slips…
Five Ways To Help Your Employees With Their Mental Health
What many people don’t realise is that mental health recovery starts and ends with community. While hospital care is effective for the management of acute crises, the majority of recovery – and of learning to manage one’s own mental health – is undertaken in the community, with the support of social networks. This includes friends,…
Wild Alaskan Salmon Is a Powerhouse of Nutrition
This article was previously published April 15, 2013, and has been updated with new information. A slew of media reports encouraging you to eat more fish have surfaced lately, following the publication of a study on omega-3 fats and health. The research, published in The Annals of Internal Medicine,1 suggests that eating oily fish once…
Vets Say Anxiety Vests for Dogs Can Help Calm Their Nerves—Here Are the Best Ones To Shop
If you’re a dog parent, you undoubtedly want the best for your pup. As much as you may wish they’d get over some of their quirky (okay, and sometimes distracting) habits—like chewing, barking, and having accidents in the house—you want them to feel safe, loved, content, and ultimately at ease within their home. Like humans,…
One in Three People Has This Eye Parasite
Toxoplasma gondii is a parasite and responsible for the infection toxoplasmosis. A study1 published in May 2022 found that the prevalence of eye infections caused by the parasite is common in Australian adults. The parasite is known to cause infection globally in a wide variety of birds, mammals and humans. A parasite is a living…
The Best, Professional Chef-Approved Steak Knife Sets That Are Guaranteed To Impress
Admit it: When was the last time you dusted off your spiralizer? While some gadgets exist simply to hog valuable kitchen cabinet real estate, other everyday staples are worth every penny of a serious investment. At the top of that list of must-haves is a standout set of steak knives. A dull knife is both…
Living with dogs might protect against Crohn’s disease
Young children who grow up with a dog or in a large family may have some protection later in life from a common inflammatory bowel disease known as Crohn’s disease, according to a recent study. The study seems to add to others that have explored the ‘hygiene hypothesis’ which suggests that the lack of exposure…
