As COVID-19 continues to saturate the news, it’s important to take a breather (safely of course) and try to enjoy this colorful and climactic season that is upon us. While the Northeast colors melt into a cascade of burnt orange, pale yellows and lingering maroons, Halloween pumpkins have emerged across the nation. Although the pandemic has spooked this holiday into isolation, amidst the scenery we can still, at least, celebrate the pumpkins. You may have never thought of using this gourd in your kitchen or you might be a bonafide...
read moreNew research reveals how three specific carotenoids (plant pigment compounds) can now be delivered to the retina faster and with more potency for the prevention or slowing of age-related macular degeneration (AMD). The three carotenoids used in the study have long been recommended for macular degeneration supplements. However, researchers applied a state-of-the-art extraction process to these carotenoids and formulated them capable of surpassing current supplementation and absorption levels. This is ground breaking research called...
read moreThe CDC estimates that over 25 million people suffer from some form of asthma. There are also many others that are either borderline asthmatics or undiagnosed. Respiratory difficulty is a serious condition and most people will work with a medical doctor for prescription or over-the-counter (OTC) remedies. Sometimes, with the consent of your physician, there is natural relief for asthma that may help you breathe a little freer. From natural modalities to specialized herbs and some unexpected remedies, staying ahead of an asthma attack...
read moreCOVID-19 has created a paradigm shift on so many levels it can be hard to keep up with the constant changes implemented on a daily basis. This has been particularly challenging for those required to work or learn via remote access. Millions of people have been forced to stay home to mitigate the spread of this deadly disease with many still able to continue their career or schooling online. This has created a universal change to daily norms by reducing the stress of commuting, crowded streets, packed offices and classrooms for the ability to...
read moreBody odor can be a turnoff. Most times it is just plain old stinky bacteria but sometimes body odor can be caused by other things like a biological condition or the release of pheromones the natural scent that some believe can attract a mate. These 5 hidden causes of body odor may surprise you. Little problems easily fixed or some reasons for body odor you never even imagined. School yourself to see if you might need an odor adjustment. Watch Your Meds If you are experiencing chronic body odor and not just a bad hygiene day,...
read moreGluten-free food can be found in many supermarkets and restaurants today. This is mostly in response to an inherited autoimmune disorder. This condition affects the small intestine digestive function when wheat gluten, which contains potential allergen proteins called glutenin and gliadin, is consumed. This disorder is called celiac (seel-ee-ack) disease and it afflicts about one in one hundred and thirty Americans or roughly three million per year. This is 1% of the US population so it may seem trivial, however there is a much larger number...
read moreWhen it comes to navigating everyday activities, dealing with a physical or cognitive compromise can be very challenging. Many people do not have a daily support system to help them get through the things most of us take for granted. Macular degeneration, the slow deterioration of sight and number one incurable cause of blindness in the world, is a physical challenge that may be assisted through wearable technology. This can take the pressure off those that need it most. Although scores of researchers across the globe are diligently...
read moreOsteoporosis is a weakening of the bones due to genes, subpar-diet, lack of exercise, lifestyle or all the above. When diagnosed with this condition people are more at risk for breaking a bone, often a hip, leg or arm. The most vulnerable people are men and women over age fifty and according to the National Osteoporosis Foundation (NOF): Approximately 10 million Americans have osteoporosis and another 44 million have low bone density, placing them at increased risk One in two women and up to one in four men will break a bone in...
read moreIt may be your daughter, sister, friend or another unsuspecting female that becomes victim to date rape. Although it is not reported as a significant problem, on the contrary, statistically, date rapes are the highest incidence of rape among young women today. Intelligent Living reported that, “A 2016 study by the Bureau of Justice Statistics found that date rapes are among the higher number of rape cases. 21% of female college students across nine schools experienced sexual assault since entering college, with most incidents involving...
read moreOne of the most prominent displays of nature and human integration involves the carotenoid, zeaxanthin (zee·uh·zan·thn). A carotenoid is a plant pigment consisting mainly of red, yellow, or orange producing compounds which gives plant-life color. From an autumn leaf to a red tomato, carotenoids not only add to the spectacular color show of nature but these powerful compounds also correlate with human sight. Zeaxanthin, one of the most common carotenoids in nature, is found to naturally accumulate on the retina. The retina, particularly...
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