Many shoppers don’t realize that pesticide residues are common on conventionally grown produce – even after it is carefully washed or peeled. […]
Most of us can stand to shed a few pounds to improve our overall well-being. Brevardian and campus dietician for the College of Charleston, Ashley Galloway, provides sage advice and important tips on how to lose weight. […]
The holiday season is approaching and the time is usually filled with joy. However, each year many families experience great sadness because of loss of possessions, injuries, or even death. […]
How I love Thanksgiving! It’s a wonderful, low-key holiday typically spent feasting and relaxing with family and friends. No shopping, no pressure for the perfect gift, no fancy clothes, just time together with good food and drink. […]
Americans are dying younger — living shorter lives than previous generations and dying earlier than their counterparts around the world. […]
When you sit down Thanksgiving evening, what’s the chances of you, after consuming generous portions of the tryptophan laden bird, of staying awake? […]
Adequate hydration, getting enough water, is vital to good health. After all, we’re mostly made of water — about 60% of our bodies is water. […]
According to immigration officials as reported in an article from Liberty Headlines, an illegal immigrant pedophile from El Salvador, in the US under temporary protected status (TPS), was arrested and now faces charges for the first-degree rape of a child. […]
Smoking can not only ruin your health, it can also burn a nasty hole through your wallet. Tobacco use accounts for nearly half a million deaths in the U.S. each year and is the leading cause of lung cancer, according to the American Lung Association. […]
Recently, nutrition expert Prof. Gary Williamson from the School of Food and Nutrition at the University of Leeds in the United Kingdom has highlighted twenty “lifespan essential foods” vital for living as long and healthy a life as possible. […]
Given the rate at which the illegal alien populations have been allowed to grow, the United States should be concerned with ensuring that the electoral power of U.S. citizens is not undermined and with protecting the United States from foreign influence from illegal noncitizens voting in the 2020 election. […]
Life expectancy in the U.S. is up 43 percent since 1900, and the number of Americans who were 80 or older jumped from 374,000 at the beginning of the century to 2.3 million in the late 1950s. The 2010 U.S. census counted about 8.4 million octogenarians, and 1.5 million who were even older. […]
