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In a remarkable breakthrough, experts predict that groundbreaking vaccines targeting a range of conditions, including cancer and heart diseases, could potentially save millions of lives. A leading pharmaceutical company has expressed confidence in developing these vaccines and expects to introduce them by 2030.
With COVID-19 cases resurging throughout the nation, many of us are home sick and thinking the same thing: what can I eat or drink to feel any better? While no tasty snack can cure Covid, the key to some relief might already be in your pantry at home. According to clinical professor and immunology expert, Dr. Bob Lahita, here are the best food and drink recommendations:
What are hormones? Hormones are chemical messengers, and they play a very crucial role in healthy bodily function. They control your appetite, they help your weight, they stabilize your mood. Hormones are so much more than just what a lot of people think about when it comes to the conventional just sex hormones, which is estrogen and testosterone. Hormones also include things like cortisol, leptin, insulin, thyroid hormones, serotonin.
Below are seven ways to reset your hormones naturally:
One of the top health concerns among women is belly bloat. There are many causes to abdominal bloating and while they are mainly harmless, it is an annoyance to many women. We asked New York based Internist and Gastroenterologist, Dr. Niket Sonpal, the common causes of bloating and how we can avoid them.
Sleep is emerging as the latest casualty of the COVID-19 crisis. Psychiatry Research, approximately 19.1% of surveyed adults met criteria for clinical insomnia. Self reported worry about COVID-19 and comorbid mental health conditions were significant predictors of insomnia symptoms.
National Women’s Health Week (May 10-16th) is a national effort to raise awareness for easy and manageable steps that women can take to incorporate healthy changes in their lives. Now, more than ever, it’s vital for women to be informed of ways that they can improve their quality of their lives. Nationally acclaimed health experts provide tips for women to address common issues they often ignore.
May is Mental Health Awareness month and Americans are struggling with loneliness, stress, and anxiety related to the COVID-19 pandemic. You can nourish and strengthen your short- and long-term health with personal care and preventative health measures that are easily applicable to your daily life with these simple steps.
