News & Articles By Bridgette Wilcox
07/15/2018
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By Bridgette Wilcox
Vitamin D found to substantially reduce risks of early menopause
Early menopause not only takes a toll on a woman’s physical health, but affects her emotional and mental well-being, too. It’s understandable, then, that delaying menopause is a matter of great importance to many women, and a subject of many scientific studies — many of which have found that delaying menopause often comes down to the things […]
07/14/2018
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By Bridgette Wilcox
What is Tai Chi? And why you should try it
In the world of fitness, Tai Chi may just be one of the most underrated form of exercise. It is, after all, a slow and steady exercise favored by older people — and while the gentleness of its movements is striking, it doesn’t exactly rank high in terms of glamour for an audience that favors strength, […]
07/05/2018
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By Bridgette Wilcox
Doing this 22 minutes a day will help you fight deadly heart disease
Staving off heart disease is simpler than you think. A recent study has found that the simple act of brisk walking for just 22 minutes a day is a great measure to prevent coronary heart disease (also known as coronary artery disease), which happens when plaque builds up in the arteries. Even more riveting: The new […]
09/29/2017
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By Bridgette Wilcox
Breakthrough science study confirms that probiotics can improve depression symptoms
Probiotics have a reputation for being a boon to gut health, but it may also have unexpected positive effects on mental health, according to new research. A study published in the medical journal Gastroenterology suggested that probiotics may be helpful in improving symptoms in patients with depression, ScienceDaily.com reported. For the study, researchers focused on 44 adults who […]
09/19/2017
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By Bridgette Wilcox
Dietary fiber found to reduce osteoarthritis knee pain in first-ever study of its kind
Improved joint health can now be added to the long list of fiber’s health benefits as researchers associated a fiber-rich diet with a decreased risk for degenerative joint disease, particularly in the knees. The new study, published in the Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases, involved researchers gathering and analyzing data from two previous studies to determine […]
06/11/2017
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By Bridgette Wilcox
Living in the country can lead to better cancer outcomes, study finds
Beating cancer may be more successfully done in the countryside, with new research showing that rural dwellers are 29 percent less likely to die from cancer than those who live in the urban setting. According to a study published in the British Journal of General Practice, the better outcomes for rural patients may be due to the […]
06/06/2017
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By Bridgette Wilcox
Twelve weeks of Tai Chi shown to significantly reduce mild to moderate depression
The ancient Chinese martial art of Tai Chi is often overlooked as a form of exercise even though the practice has countless health benefits that include stress reduction, increased flexibility, and now, according to a new study, an improvement in depression symptoms. The research, published in the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, focused on adult members of […]
05/25/2017
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By Bridgette Wilcox
CONFIRMED: Omega-3s boost blood flow to regions of the brain responsible for learning and memory
It’s no secret that omega-3s are good for the heart and also help in preventing cancer, but a new study recently confirmed that the fatty acids are also good for brain health, boosting blood flow in the brain and potentially protecting it from dementia, particularly Alzheimer’s. The study, published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease, found […]
05/16/2017
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By Bridgette Wilcox
New science proves YOGA really works for treating depression, but only if you stick with it
Those who practice yoga know how efficient it is when it comes to strengthening the body, easing inner aches and pains, and calming the mind. New research has found that when done long-term, the ancient practice may even be useful when it comes to treating depression, ScienceDaily.com reported. In a study published in Psychological Medicine, research psychologists […]
05/04/2017
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By Bridgette Wilcox
Husband and wife ditch fancy house and cars to live happily in a van
If life is getting too stressful for you, you may want to consider selling your house and downscaling your life to fit in an old trailer. In an article on MindBodyGreen.com, business owner and blogger Sheena Armstrong talked about how in 2016, she and her husband did a full overhaul on their lifestyle, ditching their house […]
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