Many doctors recommend a small amount of a hearty red wine every day for health purposes. A small glass of wine every day can help lower bad cholesterol, improve blood circulation and lower the risk of heart disease, especially in older patients. My mother-in-law was told to drink a small glass of port wine every
Take a good long look at a large bush. In a way, that’s what the inside of your lungs look like. As you breathe in, air flows into your windpipe which then branches to each lung. As they enter the lungs, they continue to branch more and more, forming smaller and smaller branches, much
Guys (and you ladies who love them), let’s be honest. There isn’t a man on this planet that couldn’t use a bit of a boost in the bedroom from time to time. Because no matter whether it’s triggered by stress, a hormone problem, or heck even just plain old life getting in the way, no guy is immune from having
FRIDAY, May 19, 2017 (HealthDay News) — As great as smartphones are, you can get too attached to the gadgets. According to experts at the Cleveland Clinic’s Center for Behavioral Health, cell phone overuse can be just like any other kind of addiction. And here are two warning signs: your smartphone is interfering with your
It’s a security system more effective than any deadbolt or alarm, and it’s meant to protect something pretty valuable — your brain! It wasn’t until the 1960s that scientists even knew what the blood-brain barrier (BBB) looked like. It’s basically a network of blood vessels meant to guard your brain from bacteria and other toxic
One of the most sinister and disguised population controls is mass inoculations and vaccinations. When our children are vaccinated, there is a percentage who die as a result, and many are disabled in various ways for life and their lives shortened because of it. Of course, the medical totalitarians will tell you that the percentage
With healthcare reform now back on the docket in the U.S. Senate, liberals are crying bloody murder over the purely hypothetical costs to the insured that exist entirely in their heads. But they’re not wrong about one thing: healthcare is too expensive, and the fact that people try to lay the costs of it almost
An aunt who stood by her sister as she went through nine miscarriages and a failed in vitro fertilization attempt gave birth to her healthy twin nieces after offering to be a surrogate for her sibling. Lisa Auten, 35, delivered twins Ashlynn and Tierney via Caesarian-section on March 26, PEOPLE reported. “I am so incredibly
SUNDAY, May 21, 2017 (HealthDay News) — People with the potentially life-threatening infection complication known as sepsis are less likely to receive immediate antibiotic treatment in overcrowded emergency departments, researchers say. “Prompt initiation of appropriate antibiotics is the cornerstone of high-quality sepsis care, a fact emphasized in Medicare quality measures and international guidelines,” said the
THURSDAY, May 18, 2017 (HealthDay News) — Families seeking to cool off don’t expect to pick up a nasty infection. Yet, outbreaks of a diarrhea-causing parasitic infection have doubled in recent years at swimming pools and water playgrounds in the United States, health officials warn. At least 32 outbreaks of cryptosporidiosis were reported in 2016,
