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The link between fullness, weight loss, sleep issues, and diabetes

"I complained of mild chest pains but brushed it off. I was sure I needed some rest and everything would pass," Kimberly recalls. But the moment Kamdyn heard this, he refused to let it go. "He put on his shoes, grabbed my bag, and started heading to the car. He said, 'Come on, Mom, let's go. We are going to the hospital now.'"

A new report finds that one-third of dementia cases in old age can be prevented without medication.

A new study examined 215,000 people from different ethnic backgrounds and found that drinking coffee—even decaffeinated—reduces the risk of death by 12 to 18 percent.

Asaf Elizra gathered the five recommended, efficient, and healthy fruits you should consume this summer.

A report by the State Comptroller reveals alarming findings about your homemade salad. You want to eat healthy and chop yourself a salad for dinner, but unknowingly, you're exposed to residues of certain pesticides that are banned or restricted for agricultural use in Europe and the USA. How does this happen? The State Comptroller investigated.

A new study reveals a method to slow down cellular aging by nine years, but it requires consistent effort.

In a special interview, Dr. Avraham Meir Gdania discusses the unique cases he has treated and his holistic method that combines body and soul—natural remedies, nutrition, faith, and gratitude. "Those who don't believe won't pray, and those who do find that it aids their healing."

Since it absorbs all the toxins, it's good to place a piece of onion (from the inner part, the core) inside the ear for a few hours if you suffer from ear infections. The onion is known for its anti-inflammatory properties, attracting toxins and softening earwax. What are the other medical uses for onions?

A new study finds that parents' exposure to artificial light at night—even before conception—can lead to less healthy offspring.

Belgian researchers found that people who regularly volunteer enjoy higher income and health similar to people five years younger who do not volunteer.

In a recent article by Hani Eisenstadt Karmi, a biologist and environmental scientist with extensive industrial research experience, she explains the dangers lurking in innocent 'cookie' bags, emphasizing, "We must all start asking 'Where did it come from, where is it going, and what does it affect?'"

Dr. Lauren Feder, an American physician, shared an unusual tip on her blog: onions have great health benefits not only when eaten in various forms, but also when placed on the soles of the feet overnight.

Olive oil is not just a fantastic salad dressing or a way to light your Chanukah candles; it's renowned for its health benefits. Here are 15 more uses for it across a range of areas:

In recent years, kale has become famous for its unique taste and texture, but a new study sheds light on its less known components: some metals that can be dangerous.

This recipe, with its combination of three winning ingredients, creates a wonderful formula to strengthen the body's internal systems, combat infections, reduce bad cholesterol levels, and purify the bloodstream.

While pharmacy shelves offer numerous chemical treatments for cavities, pneumonia, and tuberculosis (all caused by Gram-positive bacteria), science combined with nature provides a different solution—not only more available and tasty but also much healthier and without side effects.

The amazing benefits of grapefruit in the culinary world are endless. Its wonderful juice is not only delicious but also very healthy. But did you know grapefruit seeds also offer numerous health advantages, from improving heart function to enhancing skin health and elasticity, and even aiding metabolism? If you suffer from acne, a pleasant surprise awaits you at the end of the article.

The detox method has gained attention over the past few years, yet it's crucial to adopt healthy habits at home to avoid the necessity of detoxing. Here are 10 reliable tips.

Do you stick to only low-fat cheeses? New research reveals: Full-fat cheese is actually better for your health.