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How Much Green Tea Should You Drink Every Day?
Is green tea good for prostate health? Yes, green tea is definitely the beverage to put on your menu every day. Hot or cold, in a smoothie, or as a supplement, green tea’s antioxidants can greatly benefit prostate health. Those benefits include boosting the immune system, helping manage symptoms of prostatitis, fighting prostate cancer, reducing…
Glucose Mixture Helps Reduce Heart Attack Risk
Paramedics who administer a recipe consisting of glucose, insulin, and potassium (GIK) to someone who is about to have or who is having a heart attack can cut the patient’s risk of cardiac arrest or dying by 40 percent. The odds get even better (around 60 percent) if GIK is given to someone who has…
Can BPA Make You Fat?
Bisphenol A (BPA) is a colorless synthetic organic compound that is used in the production of polycarbonate plastics and epoxy resin, so it doesn’t sound like something that could contribute to obesity. Yet BPA could be a factor in making you put on extra pounds. Can BPA make you fat? How can BPA make you…
How Omega-3’s Reduce Inflammation
Much has been written about the health benefits of omega-3 fatty acids, but not much research has been done to identify why omega-3s are so helpful. Now, for the first time, scientists have identified why omega-3s reduce inflammation, and they found this information by looking into a living mouse cell. Omega-3 fatty acids are a…
Lipitor vs Red Yeast Rice to Lower Cholesterol
Do you have high cholesterol? Then take Lipitor or another statin drug—or at least that’s what the drug commercials, pharmaceutical companies, and many doctors will tell you. Apparently 20 million Americans have been listening, because that’s how many people took some type of statin in 2011, according to IMS Health, making Lipitor the highest selling…
Questions To Ask Your Doctor About Male Incontinence
Questions about incontinence should be written down and taken with you when you visit your physician to discuss your urinary tract symptoms. Who should you address your questions about incontinence to? Either your primary care physician or, preferably, a urologist. To help you get started, here are some questions about incontinence you can ask. What…
