Eating one serving of pulses (beans, chickpeas, lentils, and peas) daily can significantly lower LDL cholesterol and improve heart health, according to a review of 26 clinical studies.
Recent studies have revealed that high-intensity interval exercise significantly enhances brain health and cognitive functions compared to moderate-intensity continuous exercise.
Did you know that managing LDL cholesterol might not be the most effective way to predict heart attack risk? Recent studies point to a game-changer in heart health: LDL and VLDL particles, specifically apoB particles, may predict heart attack risks more accurately than traditional cholesterol tests.
Did you know that the quality of your sleep could be significantly improved just by moving more? An interesting new study has shown that increased physical activity leads to better and more refreshing sleep.
Recent research reveals that omega-3 fatty acids may be crucial for maintaining a sharper, more resilient brain as we age. Discover the power of omega-3s!
Study reveals belly fat's impact on brain health, especially in men. Higher liver and pancreatic fat linked to reduced gray matter and cognitive function.
A comprehensive study reveals regular tea consumption can lower the risk of dementia and Alzheimer's, offering a simple, enjoyable way to protect your mind as you age.
A new study reveals that reducing sedentary behavior at work can significantly lower your risks of all-cause and cardiovascular disease mortality (Gao W, et.al., 2024).