Witness the power of Torah in this city: a journey to Netivot, a visit to the Baba Sali institutions, and a meeting with his son and successor, Rabbi Baruch Abuchatzeira shlit"a. Plus: firsthand stories about the tzadik.
Do toasted bread slices have fewer calories than regular bread? Does frying an egg destroy its protein? Is dark chocolate more fattening than milk chocolate? Yael Dror, a clinical and sports dietitian at Clalit, answers questions about the foods we eat.
Protecting yourself from the sun's rays using sunscreen is crucial, yet not everyone knows how to use these products correctly. Expert dermatologist Prof. Arnon Cohen explains how to help sunscreens effectively protect the skin.
What causes joint pain and how are arthritis and joint conditions diagnosed? How is treatment approached and which conditions predominantly affect women? Dr. Dana Florentine, a family medicine specialist at Clalit Group and manager of family health, provides a special guide.
It's a frustrating and stressful situation for any parent, but forcing your child to try new foods might backfire. Ofri Yelin, a clinical dietitian at Schneider's Eating Disorders Department, explains why picky eating occurs and how to handle it.
Rising childhood obesity leads to 'adult diseases': diabetes, high blood pressure, and blood fats. Dietitian Orly Weissid offers eight tips for cultivating a healthy relationship and breaking the obesity cycle.
Discover the changes ahead, who is eligible for mental health treatment, what services are provided, where to get the treatment, and how much it will cost you. Experts from 'Clalit' offer answers to all important questions about the mental health reform.
While we already know that a proper diet, like a low-fat diet, could be effective in preventing diseases, Israeli researchers now claim: persistence in healthy eating patterns positively impacts the regression of diseases such as atherosclerosis over time.
"When the magnitude of the miracle that took place here is revealed, the people of Israel will declare a day of joy and thanksgiving to Hashem for saving tens of thousands of Jews living in southern Israel," says Sderot resident and "Yom LeYom" editor, Yitzchak Kakon.
