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Health & Beauty

Your guide to a world of well-being, active living, and harmonious beauty. Here, you’ll find trusted information on physical and mental health, modern nutrition, effective workouts, and the latest scientific research to help you feel your best. Whether you’re exploring fitness, pilates, callanetics, aerobics, or discovering new workout ideas for strength and balance, sport is life! We also explore the evolving standards of beauty, share tips for self-care, and inspire you to embrace natural changes to shine at any age.

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    The Real Risks of Prostatitis and How to Spot Them

    Prostatitis affects a large share of men: about 30% of men over 30, 40% of men over 40, 50% of men over 50, and 75% of …

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    Why Cutting Food Into Small Pieces Can Help You Eat Less

    Researchers from Shaanxi Normal University in Xi’an, China found a simple visual trick that could help people eat less. They showed volunteers photographs of food items that all weighed the…

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    How Irregular Sleep Speeds Up Artery Hardening in Older Adults

    U.S. researchers have linked irregular sleep to the development of atherosclerosis, especially in older adults. Atherosclerosis is the hardening of the arteries caused by cholesterol deposits on the artery walls,…

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    Sweet Snacks That Won’t Spike Your Blood Sugar

    If your healthcare provider has flagged you as prediabetic or you already have diabetes, take your diet seriously. Specifically, cut foods high in sugar and refined carbohydrates that can spike…

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    Tech Neck: How Your Smartphone Is Damaging Your Spine

    We can hardly imagine our lives without smartphones and other screen gadgets. Yet we often overlook the health issues that have come with them. One of the most concerning is…

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    Stuck Awake? How to Calm a Racing Brain and Actually Fall Asleep

    Do you spend most of the night tossing and turning, replaying the day’s stresses in your mind, only to struggle to get out of bed the next morning? You’re not…

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    Sleeping Together: Relationship Booster or Sleep Sabotage?

    Most people assume couples who live together should share a bed at night. But medical professionals say that’s not always the case. Researchers are paying more attention not just to…

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    Was ‘Medicine’ Named After Honey? How Honey Helps Treat and Prevent Disease

    This universal “healer” can banish colds and help your eyes, heart, skin, stomach, and liver. The Benefits of Honey This natural treasure is produced entirely by bees, who partially digest…

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    How Aging Steals Your Sight — and How to Protect It

    Roughly 1.3 billion people worldwide have some form of visual impairment, and about 276 million are blind, according to the World Health Organization. Most people with vision problems are over…

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    7 Silent Cancer Symptoms You Shouldn’t Ignore

    Oncologists urge people to pay attention to less obvious cancer symptoms and to get screened in a timely manner. Abnormal bleeding, tumors, or unexplained weight loss are well-known potential signs…

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    We Sleep the Least in Middle Age — Not in Youth or Old Age

    A new study upends the assumption that the youngest and oldest people sleep the least. But the study found people actually sleep the least in middle age. Sleep duration falls…

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    How Cinnamon Can Boost Memory and Focus

    A new study in the journal Nutritional Neuroscience finds that cinnamon can enhance cognitive abilities. The authors suggest it could be a useful dietary addition for people doing mentally demanding…

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    Osteoporosis: Where Did Your Calcium Go?

    Who’s at risk, what causes bone thinning, and which preventive steps matter — osteoporosis can be prevented. Symptoms of Osteoporosis Osteoporosis is a progressive disease marked by reduced bone density.…

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    Winter Skin Survival: How to Protect Your Face and Hands

    HouseWife shares tips on beauty DIYs, skin nutrition, anti-wrinkle masks, eye exercises, and keeping facial muscles toned. How to Protect Your Skin in the Cold: Precautions Exposed skin reacts to…

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    Extra weight speeds age-related strength loss

    People with a high body mass index (BMI) are more likely to become physically weaker over the years than slimmer peers. New research from the University of Oslo in Norway…

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    5 Simple Tests That Reveal Your Body’s True Age

    Your body doesn’t always match the age on your ID. Try a few quick checks to get a better sense of your true, functional age. Quick Check 1. Measure your…

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    Cystitis: Avoid Cold and Stress — Home Remedies That Help

    What is cystitis, and what are the home remedies, medicinal herbs, and recipes for infusions and herbal teas? Symptoms of Cystitis and Their Prevention Hypothermia is one of the causes…

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    Six Minutes of Intense Exercise Supercharges a Brain Protein That Fights Aging

    Researchers at the University of Otago in New Zealand found evidence for that idea. Neurologists and physiologists worldwide have already documented exercise’s benefits for mental function. Studies show exercise improves…

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    Longevity Isn’t Enough: Why Healthy Years Matter More

    What will life expectancy look like in a century, and is it worth chasing longevity when so many people live unhealthy lives? Demographers, gerontologists, geneticists, and sociologists are increasingly asking…

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    Six Invisible Threats Quietly Damaging Your Heart

    Some health risks are obvious. The harder ones to spot are invisible at first — and they can quietly lead to serious illness. So, what unseen causes can trigger heart…

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    How to Calm Your Nerves in 10 Minutes

    When a dark cloud settles over you, you want to shake it off fast and lift your spirits. Work-related stress, sudden bouts of sadness, arguments with loved ones, anxiety before…

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    Angina vs. Heart Attack: Spot the Signs and Give First Aid

    Throughout our lives, we can experience chest pain in different ways. Some people notice it from childhood or adolescence, while others feel it just before menopause. In the first case,…

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    Procrastination Isn’t Just Laziness: It’s Linked to Depression, Pain, and Poor Sleep

    That’s the finding of a new large-scale study by researchers at Uppsala University, the Karolinska Institute, and Sophiahemmet University in Sweden. They say the common habit of procrastination points to…

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    How to Drink Enough Water Without It Feeling Like a Chore

    Experts recommend that adults drink up to two liters of water a day. For many people, though, staying hydrated is a challenge. Lauren Ball and Emily Birch at the University…

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    A Splash of Milk Doubles Coffee’s Anti-Inflammatory Power

    Coffee invigorates, brings joy, warms the soul, sharpens focus, and connects people. Everyone is familiar with its aroma and taste. Hundreds of modern studies have explored coffee’s health benefits. A…

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    Why Emotions, Not Calories, Drive Weight Gain in Chinese Medicine

    The Chinese approach emphasizes restoring mental balance and eating according to yin and yang. What’s the Difference? Weight loss strategies differ significantly between the West and the East. A European…

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    How Pets Might Keep Older Brains Sharper

    Researchers at the University of Michigan found that interacting with pet cats and dogs can help protect older adults from dementia. In a new study, participants who had a pet…

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    Does Chamomile Tea Really Calm You Down?

    The worries and stresses of wartime put our emotional balance and psychological resilience to the test. Can the widely recommended chamomile help restore calm and productivity? Which plants actually have…

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    Don’t Dive Into Ice Water Blindly: Benefits and Risks of Winter Swimming

    Sensitivity to cold and resistance to stress from low temperatures vary from person to person and depend on both physiology and mindset. So the journey to winter swimming should start…

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    How Stress Fuels Illness—and How to Take Control

    The body’s stress response can cause psychosomatic disorders and make chronic illnesses worse. So how do we take back control of stress? Finding Your Calm An uncontrolled reaction from the…

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    Try Walking Backward — It Boosts Balance, Burns More Calories, and Can Ease Pain

    Walking is one of the simplest ways to improve your health. This form of physical activity doesn’t require any special equipment or a gym membership. But what happens if we…

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    Wine and Tea Could Slow Memory Decline in Older Adults

    American researchers have identified certain foods and beverages that can slow down memory decline in older adults. A study published by the American Academy of Neurology found that people who…

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    Sore Throat? How to Ease Cough and Clear Mucus with Home Remedies

    Using more cough syrup can lead to needing more injections to treat complications. The goal isn’t to stop the cough itself but to treat the cold and the inflammation causing…

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    Talking to Yourself: When an Inner Monologue Helps — and When It Hurts

    Internal monologue, inner speech, and intrapersonal communication are all terms that describe a phenomenon familiar to many people: talking to oneself. You might remember the old joke: “It’s nice to…

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    A Few Minutes of Vigorous Daily Movement Can Add Years to Your Life

    An international team of researchers introduced a new formula for longevity: VILPA, short for “Vigorous Intermittent Lifestyle Physical Activity.” These short bursts of physical activity are familiar to everyone. Activities…

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    When Memory Lapses Matter — Normal Forgetfulness vs. Warning Signs

    You’ve been commuting home from work along the same route for five years. But lately, as you stop at an intersection, you find yourself struggling to remember whether to turn…

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    Hangover Survival: How to Recover After Holiday Overindulgence

    Last night felt great; this morning feels terrible. And it would be one thing if it were just a pounding headache. But hangovers can also bring tremors, dehydration, weakness, swelling,…

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    How Vitamin D Could Cut Your Risk of Dying by 57%

    Vitamin D, often called the ‘sunshine vitamin,’ can reduce the risk of death from any cause by as much as 57 percent. This finding comes from British medical expert Sarah…

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    Does Chicken Broth Actually Help When You Have a Cold?

    Medical protocols have recognized chicken broth’s preventive role during cold and flu season since 1998. So it’s a mistake to dismiss it as just a placebo for easing discomfort. Studies…

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    Shamanic Herbs vs. Energy Drinks: Natural Boosters That Actually Work

    Before chemical energy drinks — which can harm the heart and stomach — people relied on herbs with similar effects. Unlike artificial energy boosters that give an instant jolt, natural…

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    Why Your Energy Dies in Fall — and How to Recharge

    Short daylight and bleak weather can sap your spirit and make even small tasks feel impossible. Amid those physical, mental, and emotional slumps, your energy and mood need a reboot.…

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    You Can’t Wake Someone with a Cannon — How to Sleep When Sirens Won’t Let You Rest

    Nighttime sirens and explosions, worries about loved ones, and constant psychological tension rob us of sleep, no matter where we are: in our own beds, in a shelter, or in…

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    Life After 40: What Changes for Men and Women — and How to Handle Them

    Once people cross the 40-year mark, many feel like they’ve started to “hit the brakes”: reaction times slow by roughly a quarter, forgetfulness creeps in, and learning new things becomes…

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    Binge Eating Isn’t Just Overeating — Here’s How to Spot It

    Binge eating is a disorder characterized by the uncontrollable consumption of large quantities of food. According to Paul Jenkins, an adjunct professor of clinical psychology at the University of Reading…

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    Beat Autumn Migraines: Simple Home Remedies That Help

    The change of seasons often brings bouts of dizziness and headaches. If your blood vessels react painfully to leaden skies, shifts in atmospheric pressure, or sudden weather changes, try these…

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    How to Actually Beat a Cold: What Helps — and What Makes It Worse

    People often say a seasonal cold lasts about a week with treatment — and seven days without it. The difference is how rough that time feels for the patient. Let’s…

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    When Is Sauna Steam Safe? A Simple Guide to Using the Steam Room

    Hot baths and steam treatments can boost the immune system, help manage weight, and lower stress—useful benefits for many people right now. Steam baths may help with conditions such as…

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    Lose Weight Without Starving Yourself

    Doctors generally disapprove of diets that promise rapid weight loss and lack nutritional balance. They warn that strict, exotic, or mono-diets and unnecessary food restrictions can be harmful. Break the…

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