Recently, new studies have shown that there may be a correlation between people with type 1 diabetes and the health of their intestinal systems. Type 1 diabetes is actually a type of autoimmune disease where the body’s immune system attacks health cells in error. Specifically, the disease targets and destroys insulin producing islet cells. This leaves the body in a…
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Sperm count is a vital factor in male fertility. A low sperm count can severely affect your likelihood of conceiving a child. There are many factors in your life that can actually lower your sperm count, so it is important that you take precautions to keep your count high when attempting to conceive. Below are some foods that you can…
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Iron deficiency can be a dangerous thing. Iron is responsible for the production of blood and helps to stave off anemia. If you end up with anemia, you may find yourself beginning to faint, or suffer from fatigue which can make daily life hazardous. Anemics also have to worry about getting enough oxygen and nutrients to their organs. Leafy greens…
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Meat has become an important part of every-day meal. For most people, eating a meal that doesn’t have meat could be difficult. And on the flipside, there are people who don’t ever eat meat – vegetarians and vegans. But meat does not have to be the end all be all or the not at all. There are plenty of meat…
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Abdominal obesity, or belly fat can be one of the hardest things to deal with in your weight loss journey. Belly fat can just be stubborn, because it’s one of the areas of the body that is hard to exercise effectively, and it’s the first area that fat tends to accumulate. Fortunately, there are some great diets you can adhere…
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Urinary tract infections are very common. Although they tend to occur more often in women than in men, they should not be underestimated. Urinary tract infections in general are responsible for over 8 million trips to the doctor’s office annually, according to a new research. They can happen in people from any age group, children, middle aged, and the elderly;…
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It is hard to say what comes first, depression or obesity. Researchers know that there is a definite correlation between the two. Around 43% of adults who are diagnosed as depressed are also obese. Even without the research it is obvious to most people that your weight affects your mood; this happens on both a chemical level through hormonal imbalances…
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