One of the toughest questions people face is why is it so hard to lose weight? Gaining weight, for most, after all, is not too difficult. Actually, most of us are experts at doing so, being so good at it... (Continue reading)
It all started when a doctor visiting Oprah’s show called açai berry a superfood. He argued that it was loaded with antioxidants and those had a variety of impressive health benefits for weight, energy, and aging. Since then, there has... (Continue reading)
Dyloject is a new form of the treatment diclofenac, which is a popular treatment for reducing pain. It is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAID) drug that works to inhibit certain pathways associated with pain such as COX. Dyloject’s superior release mechanism... (Continue reading)
There has been a lot of enthusiasm lately around green tea. Because it is rich in antioxidants, green tea is in general accepted as a fairly healthy beverage, and one that might have a variety of health benefits. But can... (Continue reading)
Have you been feeling depressed lately and you don’t know why? Here are some ideas and other questions you can ask yourself to hopefully better understand what is going on. Have I been getting enough exercise? Exercise has powerful mood... (Continue reading)
VIAject is a new treatment for diabetes. It is a modified form of insulin that is designed to have superior onset of action and provide better glucose control. The hope is that it will provide better simulation of normal, body... (Continue reading)
Your diet has a big part to play in whether or not you develop high blood pressure. While it is not the only factor, it certainly makes a difference. In this article, we’ll go through some foods that may lower... (Continue reading)
A search for “medical blog” in Google will get you more than 175 million results. But of those 175 million results, which should you actually read? The 2010 HAL Medical Blog Awards, which highlight the very best blogs in health... (Continue reading)
What are the signs of high blood pressure? How do you know if you have it or not? The bad news is that in most cases you simply can’t tell – high blood pressure, or hypertension, usually has no symptoms... (Continue reading)