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A new study revealed that drinking red wine might help keep a woman’s weight in check. The study involved 20,000 “trim” women, and “over time, women who drank alcohol in moderation put on less weight and were less apt to become overweight compared to non-drinkers,” reports Megan Brooks from Reuters. Other alcohols such as white wine, beer and spirits also helped at keeping the women in shape; however, red wine proved to be the most beneficial.
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Attention moms! I know you are bustling around trying to make sure everyone is fed, clothed, bathed, homework is done, husband’s dry cleaning is done, etc etc etc. When do you take a break for yourself?? Along with being busy, we know you are always watching what you consume.
Health.com has provided some fantastic cocktails under 220 calories. Now ladies you can take a break, relax and enjoy a delicious, light aperitif.
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What kid doesn’t like candy? Not many. Research has recently found that children who have an ‘extra’ sweet tooth may be at risk for depression or alcohol problems as an adult. Reports have pointed to particular kids who are interested in sugary treats more than normal – they might become an addict one day. Apparently, these same kids usually have a family member who has an alcohol problem or depression issues. What isn’t clear is whether or not the attraction to sweetness is because of a chemical difference or their upbringing. Researchers report that sweet taste-buds and alcohol ignite several of the same reward circuits in the brain.
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Everyone knows it is healthier to be active; adding diversity to life can only make it better. But who knew that boredom could actually lead to an early death?
According to Discovery.com, researchers published in The International Journal of Epidemiology that those who lead a ‘boring’ life are likely to die at an early age.
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Women are receiving “mommy makeovers” after they bear children more than ever before. The most popular procedures are breast lifts, tummy tucks and vaginal rejuvenation. These procedures help to bring youth back to the moms body like it was before she gave birth.
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Partying like it’s 1999 seems like a great idea around midnight until the next morning when your room is spinning, you can barely swallow and you’re battling nausea.
Steering clear of red wine will help developing a hang over.
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Ever get the feeling that your heart is on fire…in a bad way? Then you probably are accustomed to heartburn. There are foods that should be avoided to keep that fiery sensation away.
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Thinking about getting pregnant? It’s not just important that you stay healthy during pregnancy but it’s crucial you be in premium health prior to conception.
A few things that need to be on your list are consulting your doctor and discussing your diet, lifestyle, medicines, vitamins, supplements and family medical history. The doctor can also prescribe vitamin supplements to help your health before pregnancy.
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New research shows that many of the same genes that cause people to consume alcohol may cause people to smoke marijuana as well. Despite the fact that marijuana is “the most widely used illegal drug in the U.S…. little is known about the genes that influence its use,” states WebMD.
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We all know that a long night of partying can result in a hangover the next day, but you may be able to avoid the pain by choosing certain liquors over others.
A study was done that involved 95 heavy drinkers, ages 21 to 33, and their job was to get drunk. Not only did they get to booze, but they even got paid for it! The study found that bourbon is likely to give you a harsher hangover in comparison to vodka.
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An annual survey shows that drug use in teenagers has either increased or leveled off in the past few years, despite the fact that for a while teen drug use was on the decline. Federal officials are referring to this increase of drug use in 2008 and 2009 a “troubling warning sign of teen substance abuse.”
Todd Zwillich from WebMD reports that, “About a third of high school seniors, a quarter of sophomores, and about one in eight eighth graders reported using marijuana in the past year.”
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