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Those who fail to achieve quality sleep on a regular basis raise their anxiety levels by 30%. Read More

Regularly eating out limits our ability to manage portions in addition to surging our intake of processed meats, sugar, and empty calories. This is why those who prepare their own dinner actually live longer than those who do not. Read More

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is depression that is prompted with the changing of the seasons, most commonly winter,
and understandably so— we can all remember a time where we left the office and were immediately disheartened by the pitch-black sky and a cold gust of wind, can’t we? … Read More

Subjects that enjoyed a cup of green tea three times a week or more were 20% less likely to suffer a heart attack or stroke, 23% less likely to die of either and lived about a year longer than otherwise healthy non-tea drinkers. Read More

The average respondent only gets about four hours of downtime per weekend before panicking about the upcoming week. Read More

According to a new study published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, every one dollar increase to the federal minimum wage accounts for a 3.4% to 5.9% decline in suicide rates in young adults. Collectively, this figure suggests 1,059 fewer suicides per year. Read More

While in 2019 we saw a surge of functional mushrooms, chickpea and cauliflower everything, gut health, and at-home workouts, in this new decade we have new trends to look forward to. Here’s what you can count on for wellness in 2020. Read More

When an individual dreams about an object they are considerably more likely to remember the object when they awake. Read More

In a follow-up study released by a team of researchers from The Harvard T.H Chan School of Public Health, five critical faculties were found to significantly boost life longevity and decrease one’s risk of developing illnesses associated with aging. Read More