Love healthy food but hate cooking? The raw food diet could be perfect for you! According to some, eating food ‘as nature intended’ can be the best way to control your appetite, cleanse and reboot your body and get that incredible shape – interesting no? The raw food diet has been around for a while with Christine Healey’s … Read more
Children born via cesarean section are slightly more likely than babies delivered vaginally to become heavy or obese, according to a new review of studies. The results don’t prove that c-sections cause kids to put on weight, but Dr. Jianmeng Liu, one of the authors of the study and a professor … Read more
The science behind a Detox Bath is fairly simple. Sweating is the most common and effective way to dextoxify a human body efficiently. Skin pores of a human body react to differences in the temperatures of the surroundings. So when you soak your body in hot water, the pores on your … Read more
We all do it. In fact, overindulgence seems to be the word of the day during the holiday season, especially when that day is Thanksgiving. Even if we try to restrain ourselves, temptation strikes. When else during the year do we have a half dozen desserts and at least that many side dishes, just waiting, … Read more
The more your baby grows, the more chance you have of trying out new flavors on them. Bearing in mind that during the first few months baby should eat only one new food at a time. This tests the child’s tolerance and is better for their young taste buds. Here are some ideas … Read more
Results of a large new U.S. study confirm that sugary drinks are linked to a heightened risk of developing Type 2 diabetes, but shed little light on whether caffeine helps or hinders the process. Among more than 100,000 men and women followed for 22 years, those who drank sugar-sweetened drinks were as … Read more
Babies who are exposed to lots of traffic-related air pollution in the womb and during their first year of life are more likely to become autistic, according to a U.S. study. “We’re not saying traffic pollution causes autism, but it may be a risk factor for it,” said Heather Volk, an … Read more
folic acid and speech A study by the Norwegian Institute of Public Health has found a link between development that suggests taking supplements before and during pregnancy can reduce the risk of delayed language learning. “Maternal use of supplements containing folic acid within the period from four weeks before, to eight weeks after conception was associated with … Read more
38°C, 39°C… your baby has a fever and you don’t know what else to do to offer him/her relief. How should you react? Should you consult a doctor straight away? Here is some advice to follow to avoid getting into a panic. What you need to know about fever A child … Read more
Why should you care about a high blood pressure diet menu? High blood pressure is affecting over one-third of Americans, so don’t feel alone if you have it! What you have to do now is take control of your blood pressure and bring it down to avoid health risks in … Read more