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10 Fun Ways To Look At Yourself Making The Most Of Your Winter

Winter time is most awaited season of log fires, rosy cheeks and mulled wine. The Most lively season is approaching. Winter time is most awaited season of log fires, rosy cheeks and mulled wine.

By Joie Balboa

Cranberry’s Great Nutrients.

Recently, A study exhibited at the yearly congress of the International Union of Physiological Sciences in March/April 2005 found that pigs with essential drivers of coronary illness that got a day by day measurement of cranberry powder has restored had restored vein's wellbeing.
US FDA Rolls Out New Rules for Safe And Clean Imported Food

The US Food and Drug Administration completed new rules that would make food companies monitor the food they import.
Brazil Dams Collapse: Toxic Mudslide

50m cubic meters of toxic mud flooded the town of Bento Rodrigues. Water supply of great number of residents was polluted because of the unhurried flow of toxic iron-ore residue in the river going to the sea.
Gayle King's Weight Loss Secrets and Updates Will Inspire Everyone To Be In Shape

Gayle King who is known for co-hosting a show called This Morning on CBS is on a roll when it comes to her dieting persuasion.
Cyclist Diet Myths Unveiled

Cyclists who are active in the game, especially the professional ones all have a certain diet to maintain.
Calcium Is An Essential Need To The Human Body

Most of the people know that calcium is a very big help to the teeth and bones and it can benefit a person a lot if there is a regular or daily intake of calcium. It helps the human body to pump the blood in the body to avoid blood clot.
Study Shows that 8 Hours of Sleep is Good for the Heart

The team found that people who slept 8 or more hours per night were 2.7 times likely to meet at least 6 or 7 points in the criteria of the ideal heart health, compared to people who only had about 6 or less hours of sleep per night.
Asthma Triggers: Is Anxiety the Cause of Your Decreased Lung Function?

Can Anxiety trigger Asthma? Anxiety sensitivity, in a much simpler term is known as being afraid of fear. Sounds confusing, right? But when people who have anxiety sensitivity also develop asthma, it increases their suffering and puts them at a higher risk especially in managing their asthma.
Table for One: Studies Reveal that People who Live alone More Likely to Have Unhealthy Diets

Our results found that people who live alone have a lower diversity of food intake and a lower consumption of some core food groups like fruits and vegetables and fish- Katherine Hannah
'Yogurt High' : Science Revealed Why Vanilla Yogurt Makes Us Happy

"Eating food is often reducing unpleasant feelings of dissatisfaction and is thus often used to improve mood".-Dr. Jozina Mojet
Experts Say Bribery is Acceptable if it Leads to Healthier Living

Studies were conducted which aimed to see the connection between monetary reward and improving health. Result shows that women who were bribed were more willing to stop their vice than those who were not offered money.
High Infant Mortality Rate in Indiana is Due to Health Discrepancy

Seven out of every thousand infants born in the state doesn't live to see the first 12 months of their life. The state ranks the worst in the country when it comes to infant mortality rate.
Eating Habits: How to Stop Obsessing Over What You Eat

Eating habits can sometimes be a crucial decision, read through the article to get an insight in how to avoid them.
Diets Involving Potassium-Rich Foods can Help Diabetic Patients' Kidneys

Incorporating potassium in diabetes diet plans and raising its portions more than the usual might lead to the prevention of ESRD and CVD from developing in individuals who have the disease.