Study: Healthy People Live 14 Years Longer

"Exercise, don't smoke, and consume five fruits or vegetable servings and only one or two drinks daily and you'll live 14 years longer than smoking, hard-drinking, burger-popping couch potatoes." This is the first study looks how these four lifestyle choices together affect health and is published in the "PLoS Medicine". Just imagine the results of this research if they included raw foodists

Life span is as wide as your smile

A study looks at smiles in pictures of baseball players and compares death rates. The bigger the smile, the longer the life, found researchers at Wayne State University

Happiness & Longevity

Research has proven that happy people live longer, are healthier, are more successful, enjoy more fulfilling relationships, earn more money, and are liked and respected more. One way to steer your life toward happiness is simply to count your blessings. Happiness seems to be a selfish goal. Happiness doesn't depend upon who you are or what you have; it depends solely upon what you think

Exercise Doesn't Make Up For Kids' Screen Time

Time spent in front of the computer or television screen is associated with psychological problems in children, no matter how physically active the child is, according to a new study.

Saturated and Trans Fats Affect Sperm Quality

Men who eat foods containing a lot of saturated fats -- think burgers and fries -- and monounsaturated fats may be harming their sperm, a new study by Harvard researchers suggest

Conventional measures to treat diabetics make them worse

Rigorous treatment to bring down blood pressure and cholesterol is not beneficial and increases side effects

Asthma

Natural Treatment for Asthma Up To 4x Better Than Best Medicine Researchers discovered that the bitter taste of green leafy vegetables reliefs asthma in that "it opened the [lung's] airway more profoundly than any known drug that we have for treatment of asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease." One green juice a day may significantly relief asthma