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2019 Will Be A Great Year For Smartwatches And Fitness Trackers

Posted by Jay Grimes on Jan 1st, 2019

Not everyone needs a smartwatch or a fitness tracker (both commonly referred to as wearables) on our wrists because not all of us needs to keep track of every step we take. But if you do and are wondering what is the difference... More of this article »

Study Suggests Drinking Orange Juice Reduces Dementia Risk By Almost 50 Percent

Posted by Jay Grimes on Dec 15th, 2018

A new study suggests that if you drink one glass of orange juice on a daily basis it could greatly reduce your risk of acquiring dementia. In this study, over a period of 16 years from 1986 to 2002, 28,000 US men were tracked regarding... More of this article »

Is Sitting As Dangerous As Smoking?

Posted by Jay Grimes on Nov 23rd, 2018

According to new data from the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, roughly 25 percent of Americas sit for more than eight hours a day.  Published in JAMA, the study analyzed data recorded in the National Health... More of this article »

Coffee is Popular, But Why Do We Like It?

Posted by Jay Grimes on Nov 18th, 2018

The human tongue is home to the taste buds, as you probably well know.  And those taste buds help our brains to detect pleasant flavors and those flavors that may not be so pleasant. Of course, our interpretation of flavors helps... More of this article »

Is there A Genetic Link Between Depression and Obesity?

Posted by Jay Grimes on Nov 14th, 2018

It may seem pretty obvious that there is a link between obesity and depression but a new study clarifies just how these two are linked. More importantly, the study suggests that not only are they connected, but they actually impact... More of this article »