By: Natalie Wolchover Published: 07/11/2012 on Life's Little Mysteries Later in life, drinking one to two alcoholic drinks daily may curb bone lo...
If a woman has low bone density, the new study results suggest that discussing estrogen treatment with their physician may be a useful option, especially if she is relatively early in the postmenopausal stage.
When it comes to medicine, all too often we think, "Well, if a little is good for you then more must be better!" But three recently published studies underscore why, when it comes to our health, more may actually be more than we need.
Milk has a long standing, celebrity-studded ad campaign, and in the alcoholic beverage realm, red wine has been stealing the spotlight as of late. How...
Vibration technology is slowly but surely becoming a sought after trend in the fitness world.
Strong bones take work. Aside from adequate vitamin D and calcium, bones require challenging, weight-bearing exercise to remain sturdy. Easy, light ...
Brought to you by Deepak Chopra, MD, Alexander Tsiaras,and TheVisualMD.com There seems to be no part of your body so impenetrable and permanent as...
While for years, doctors have been recommending dietary calcium as the best way to ward off osteoporosis, many studies cast doubt on this idea.
Prevention is about staying healthy and not being scared into having unnecessary tests. It is about spending fewer dollars on health care and more on good, clean, healthy living.
It's simply hard to convince most people that Pilates isn't a luxury but a necessity when it comes to thriving in tough times
