Art therapy could help reduce high blood pressure
Art therapy, a creative form of expression that involves making art as a way to improve mental and physical health, has been gaining attention...
How to reverse prediabetes naturally
In a world where health concerns often lead to a prescription pad, the idea of reversing a condition naturally holds a special allure.
Prediabetes, a...
What you need to know about slow heart beat
In a world that often celebrates the fast and the furious, there's one place where slower might not always be better: your heart.
Bradycardia, or...
What you need to know white coat high blood pressure
Imagine visiting a doctor's office and feeling your heart race, not because you're running late, but due to the sheer anticipation of being there.
For...
Why diabetes can cause Alzheimer’s: Liver is the key
In recent research conducted with mice, scientists have uncovered crucial details at the molecular level explaining why individuals with diabetes might be at a...
Plant-based nutrients can help reduce inflammation in older people
Eating healthy is always a good idea, but it becomes even more important as we grow older.
A recent study brings good news for those...
Diabetes and thirst: What is the connection?
Imagine feeling thirsty all the time – no matter how much water you drink, your mouth still feels like a desert.
This relentless thirst is...
Aspirin may increase anemia risks in older people
A fresh examination of the ASPREE (ASPirin in Reducing Events in the Elderly) trial, published in the Annals of Internal Medicine, brings to light...
How aging and obesity set the stage for Alzheimer’s
In the tapestry of human health, aging and obesity are two threads that have long been intertwined with various medical conditions.
Recently, a growing body...
Green tea is a gentle way to manage high blood pressure
Green tea, with its deep roots in traditional medicine, has sailed across centuries to emerge as a beacon of health in the modern wellness...