After starting a new running routine, the star of Kate Plus 8 shows off her fit new body in a white bikini on the cover of People Magazine. At 35, the reality TV mom says she is now “the most fit I’ve ever been.” She claims it took a lot of hard work and not plastic surgery. continue reading...
First it was sugar, then it was dairy and now it’s gluten. Gluten is the most recent bad-boy of the dietary world. continue reading...
You may have already heard the rumors, and according to Daily Mail they’re true. continue reading...
The two men featured in the video above, Rob Hill and Clinton Shard are about to embark on an adventure of a lifetime to prove that IBD can’t stop them!
Hill and Shard are about to tackle the world’s highest peak in the intimidating Nepalese Himalayan mountain range from March 29 to April 19, 2010. Not only is this a feat to be proud of, but these men are battling Everest and IBD together with the help of IDEAS. continue reading...
Hundreds of thousands of swine flu shots for children have been recalled because tests indicate the vaccine doses lost some strength, government health officials said Tuesday. continue reading...
SIGG water bottles have been the latest must have accessory with celebrities after the swiss brand became the best alternative to plastic water bottles. continue reading...
If you’re looking to lose a few pounds then you better start making time for breakfast! Your mother was right, breakfast is the most important part of the day. Not only does it give you energy to start a new day, but breakfast is linked to many health benefits, including weight control and improved performance. continue reading...
A study has found that some teens might be using vegetarianism as an excuse not to eat certain foods. Parents are unlikely to argue with their newly vegetarian children about their eating habits. While these vegetarian teens may be more likely to be a healthy weight, they are also more likely to binge eat. Read more… continue reading...
When Vini Khurana, PhD, an Australian (and Mayo Clinic–trained) neurosurgeon, announced that the link between cell-phone use and cancer was irrefutable–the result of his analysis of more than 100 studies–it set off alarm bells around the world. Use a cell phone, he said, and you increase your risk of developing a malignant brain tumor by two to four times. Until recently, the majority of research indicated little or no link between cell phones and cancer (the World Health Organization and the American Cancer Society maintain that cell phones pose no threat), but several new long-term studies have cast doubt about their safety. Given that cell phones and PDAs serve as lifelines for so many people–24 percent of 10- and 11-year-olds carry them–it raises urgent questions.
- Do cell phones cause cancer? continue reading...
