Real Potential Health Benefits of Chocolate
Posted Tue, 2012/05/15 - 20:48 by Fred Lee
In what may seem like wishful thinking, eating dark chocolate may have tangible and legitimate health benefits.Posted Tue, 2012/05/15 - 20:48 by Fred Lee
In what may seem like wishful thinking, eating dark chocolate may have tangible and legitimate health benefits.Posted Mon, 2012/05/07 - 20:33 by Fred Lee
Meditation has emotional and psychological benefits, and now scientists believe it may physically enhance the morphology of the brain.Posted Thu, 2012/04/26 - 21:09 by Fred Lee
Eating flavonoid rich foods like berries, tea and wine may have a protective effect against Parkinson's disease.Posted Thu, 2012/04/19 - 20:15 by Fred Lee
An appreciation for art can have positive health benefits for people recovering from strokes.Posted Tue, 2012/03/27 - 21:51 by Fred Lee
Nutrition researchers have found that taking magnesium supplements may help to reduce a person's blood pressure and help lower their risk for related health problems.Posted Mon, 2012/03/26 - 21:12 by Fred Lee
A natural painkiller from the rainforests of Peru may offer patients effective relief from painful injections during dental procedures.Posted Wed, 2012/02/29 - 22:46 by Fred Lee
In the largest clinical trial to date, regular classes in yoga was found to be effective in reducing lower back pain.Posted Tue, 2012/02/28 - 01:06 by Fred Lee
Consumption of citrus fruits and fruit juices was found to lower a woman's risk of having a stroke.Posted Tue, 2012/01/31 - 23:23 by Fred Lee
Feeling lonely and isolated can have adverse effects on a person's ability to get a good night's sleep.Posted Mon, 2012/01/30 - 21:35 by Fred Lee
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