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Death Due to a Broken Heart: Science Tells You the Truth About It

TTC is yet another example of the adverse effects of stress on health. It has always been said that someone may die of a broken heart, but science has proven that it is nothing but a myth.

By Denise Valerie Uychiat

The Selfie Diet: Is It Beneficial or Not?

These days, people eat more for gratification and not to be healthy. #Cleaneating shots have been flooding the social media like crazy. Food with bright colored ingredients beautifully styled and photographed food that makes us dizzy and jealous at the same time.
Organic Food Versus Conventional Food: Which One is Healthier?

In this generation particularly, people are becoming more obsessed about how to keep themselves fit and choosing to not only live healthy but eat healthy as well. However, which food is more healthy, Organic or Conventional food?
How True Acceptance Helped in Overcoming Earting Disorder

This is a story about Katie Dalebout and her struggle with eating disorder. Katie Dalebout is a writer, mentor, and the host of the podcast WWRadio. Her first book will be published in 2016 and is available for preorder now.
Victoria Beckham: You Don't Have to Be a Size Zero To be a Model, Just Be Healthy.

Beckham insisted that every model who works for her every show is completely checked to make sure they are healthy and not sick of underweight.
Higher Number of Facebook Friends Means More Stress and Depression, Study Says

A number of studies have already suggested that the use of such sites, although helps people to stay connected, it may still bring adverse health implications, particularly for adolescents
Increased Fertility Linked to Parasitic Worm Infection

According to a professor, "We think the effects we see are probably due to these infections altering women's immune systems, such that they become more or less friendly towards a pregnancy."
Delta Airlines: Better Airline Food Starting Next Month

One of the biggest airline companies in the United States, Delta Airlines is one of the many companies that are doing a revamp on their dishes for their transoceanic flights that will shift to seasonal rotation with their regionally-influenced menus starting next month.
6 Best Kept Hair Secrets: Banana, Silk, Bone Broth, and MORE

Here are a few of the best kept secrets to having amazing hair. Besides help from natural sources as banana, silk and bone broth, a few tips from Jen Atkin, celebrity stylist to the Kardashians, Jessica Biel and Chrissy Tiegen also give incredible results.
The Way You Think About Food Might be Diffrent From Another Due to Blood Sugar Levels, Research Reveals

The reason why personalized eating choices are still more likely to induce healthy people than universal dietary advice is due to the huge differences that they found in the rise of blood sugar levels among different people who happens to consume identical meals.
Hot Tamale: Smuggled Tamale Intercepted at LAX, What's in a Tamale?

Investigating agents at LAX found 450 illegal food packs of tamales wrapped in traditional corn husk wrappings.
Revealed: Prince William and Catherine's Favorite Christmas Desserts

Prince William and Duchess Kate have revealed their favorite Christmas desserts and hopes that these would be on the menu during this year's Christmas celebration.
The 30-day Local Food Challenge: How Hard it is to Eat Only Irish Food for a Whole Month

Lisa Fingleton decided to detach herself from imported goodies and sugar to try eating only Irish food for a month.
'Right Cup' Will Trick Your Brain Into Thinking That Your Water is Flavored [VIDEO]

The Right Cup is the world’s first aromatic fruit-flavored cup designed to get people take pleasure in drinking more water. Just pour water on the cup and enjoy these different flavors: Mixed Berry, Lemon-Lime, Apple and Orange yet the company assures to add more variation in the future.
Liftware: Google's Smart Utensil Brings Hope for Those with Parkinson's and Essential Tremors [VIDEO]

Liftware, which can be used as spoon and fork, has a built-in motion sensors which are also used in smartphones. It can detect a tremor and regulate the spoon or fork correspondingly which lead to normal eating.