During recent years, genetic testing has become a popular option for anyone interested in learning more about who they are. You can learn everything from your ancestral history to whether looking at the sun makes you sneeze.
But an added benefit of genetic testing goes beyond learning about your ancestors or quirks. Genetic testing also has the potential to improve your overall health, helping men and women catch health conditions earlier on before they become serious problems.
Death is something most of us don’t want to think about. In fact, we would prefer to do anything else. But as we get older, the risk of chronic diseases, injuries, and other health problems increases.
We want to live a full, engaging life as long as possible. We shouldn’t have to slow down just because we’re older than we used to be.
Wearable technology (such as the Apple Watch and the FitBit) is exploding in popularity. In fact, the wearable device market is expected to soar past $67 billion in value by 2024. If you don’t have a smartwatch yourself, chances are you know someone who does.
There are limitless practical applications for these devices, but the medical field, in particular, has already gained quite a bit of benefit from the technology.
Wearable biosensors are already one of the most useful tools in a clinical setting because of their ability to measure patient vital signs (particularly cardiovascular health), and the potential to monitor a patient’s biological signs in real-time outside of a medical office is invaluable.
There has long been a need for new, innovative weight loss solutions. Sources estimate that 39 percent of adults worldwide are overweight and 13 percent of adults are obese.
If you struggle to maintain your weight, you know how frustrating it can be. Extra weight not only affects your self-confidence, but it can lead to joint pain and increase your risk for chronic illnesses. Unfortunately, following a regular exercise and diet regimen can be a challenge, and many current medications have troubling side effects.
For years, the only treatment options for frustrating signs of aging like weight gain, decreased sexual enjoyment, and bone brittleness have been over-the-counter pills and a healthy lifestyle.
While exercise and a healthy diet can certainly improve these frustrating issues, for many, they don’t provide significant relief. You’re left exhausted and irritated, unable to live life the way you used to.
Now, there’s a new option available, one that is revolutionizing the field of anti-aging medicine: peptides.
You’ve tried everything to heal your gut. Some solutions work, but others make your gut health worse. No matter what you do, you can’t get rid of the pain, cramping, and gas.
If this sounds like you, it may be time to try peptides—in particular, a peptide called BPC-157.
Remaining physically active as you age is important to slowing down the aging process. It helps keep you physically fit and at an ideal weight.
There has been a lot of media hype in recent years over the legalization of marijuana and the possible health benefits it can provide. While these benefits may or may not be true, the fact of the matter is that although many states have legalized the drug, many have not. There is still quite a bit of controversy over the subject and it’s not likely to die down anytime soon.
Even if you don’t know what it means, you’ve likely seen the word plastered on skincare labels with increasing frequency in recent years: peptides.
The holidays are coming: that time of year when everywhere you turn you smell something amazing. And, if you’re like most people, you give yourself a little leeway during the holiday season. After all, you want to enjoy everything about the season — including the desserts.
However, you also want to be mindful of your choices and your health.
