Tips and alternatives to keep away from high blood pressure without taking any medication. (Photo : Reuters) Lifestyle practices that will help reduce high blood pressure and delay or reduce the need for medication, according to Mayo Clinic.
For first time moms, you might notice several changes in your body while breastfeeding. But there's nothing to worry about that because they're completely normal.
When to eat and not what to eat, intermittent fasting practices and benefits. (Photo : Pexels) Everyone always has a new year's resolution and part of it is to have a healthier lifestyle by fixing a set of dietary plans.
Some sleep myths that can negatively affect a person's health. Sleep provides lots of benefits for the body. Sleep helps cure stress, improve a person's ability to store information on their brain, it can lower the blood pressure of a person; strengthen a person's immune system and a lot more.
New study shows that vaping or the use of e-cigarette is linked to respiratory diseases. (Photo : Pixabay) In previous reports of Latin Post last month it was highlighted that the number of vape-related deaths had surged in the recent months.
Contrary to popular belief, instead of boosting the mood for holiday cheer, eating sweets this Christmas can actually increase a person's risk of having holiday depression.
New study found that drinking coffee reduces Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease. (Photo : Pexels) Most start their day with a cup of coffee on the table.
A recent study links oral contraceptives to changes in women's brains. (Photo : Unsplash) A recent study presented at the Radiological Society of North America shows that taking oral contraceptives, one of the most widely-used birth control methods in the United States, may alter an important part of the brain, according to an article by Yahoo Lifestyle.
Latinos face a staggering 142% projected rise in cancer cases by 2030. To prevent this, international cancer experts intensified their research and published a book with recommendations to reduce Latino cancer.
A report released by the human rights nonprofit organizations Dig Deep and U.S. Water Alliance claims that "race is still the strongest determinant" when it comes to access to safe drinking water. Until now, there are twice as much poor, indigenous, immigrants than there are white Americans who does not have an access to running water and basic plumbing in their households.
Research shows that lifestyle change can significantly help people at risk with Alzheimer. Every year, millions of elderly in the United States are suffering from Alzheimer's disease.
Monsanto wages legal fight against California's carcinogenic designation of its product. The Monsanto Company is taking up legal action against California's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
The male patient almost appeared to be pregnant. Surgeons in China have removed 30 inches of a man's intestines after a rare medical condition had left him constipated for years.
Hebrew scientists discovered that during the antibiotic treatment, bacteria hibernate them to bypass the lethal dose. Prof. Nathalie Balaban and Ph.D. student Irit Levin-Reisman exposed the bacteria colony with the daily dosage of antibiotics in controlled laboratory conditions.
February, the heart health month is here. Top most heart specialists from the American Heart Association recommended some health tips which will help everyone to away from heart failures.
