A Massachusetts teenager found a rare penny in his lunch change and kept it for more than seven decades until his recent death — without ever knowing it may be one of the most valuable US coins of all time. The lucky piece could fetch up to $ 1.7 million when it hits the auction… Read More »
Image Credit Botox injections are approved to reduce the frequency of migraine headaches, but studies of their effectiveness have had mixed results. Now a review of studies has concluded that Botox has small but significant benefits, with few serious side effects. Researchers analyzed data from 17 studies, including 3,646 patients, that tested botulinum toxin injections… Read More »
Nothing has made more of a splash in the alternative health industry in recent years than cannabis, and specifically non-psychoactive cannabidiol (CBD) products. Safe in the knowledge that consuming CBD won’t get you high, users have been experimenting with vape oils, edibles, creams and tincture oils with a confidence that they probably wouldn’t have with… Read More »
Do you want to feel better? Do you want to be healthier? The first suggestion that I would make would be to get your diet back into balance. We are raising a red flag health warning because so many people suffer from inflammatory conditions. You may be one of the many. For example do you have arthritis,… Read More »
Research has shown that it is highly beneficial to take in your spinach as a smoothie or juice, as this method of intake is the best way of getting the antioxidant lutein. Dark green veggies contain a great deal of lutein, so researchers examined several kinds of preparation that will keep the lutein level high… Read More »
On This Page NCHS Data Brief No. 320, September 2018 PDF Version (357 KB) Kirsten A. Herrick, Ph.D., M.Sc., Ana L. Terry, M.S., R.D., and Joseph Afful, M.S. Key findings Data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey In 2013–2016, water accounted for 43.7% of total beverage consumption among U.S. youth, followed by milk… Read More »