Monthly Archives: May 2026

Grace De La Rosa Grace was Born: May 11, 1967, has over 35 years of experience in the health, wellness and fitness industry as an AFAA-certified fitness instructor, professional fitness/swimwear model, contributing fitness writer and NPC fitness and bikini competitor. Her evidence-based approach … Continue reading →

A new report found that high cholesterol and untreated vision loss put you at higher risk of developing dementia. (Photo: TEK IMAGE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY via Getty Images Researchers Have Discovered 2 New Dementia Risk Factors. Here’s What They Are. by Jillian Wilson … Continue reading →

5 Whys Root Cause Medicine Practitioners Treat Lyme Disease Is Lyme disease curable? Symptoms and treatments Yes, Lyme disease is curable. Most people who receive antibiotics in the early stages recover rapidly and completely, typically within a few weeks. A … Continue reading →

I believe that happiness is a state of mind! People think happiness comes from money, relationships, validation, followers…but real happiness starts with how you think, what you consume mentally, and who you allow around you and in your space. Stress, … Continue reading →

Senior woman with short grey hair wearing a blue cardigan wheelchair in a care home with Alzheimer, dementia© Getty Images A neuroscientist lists the 5 ‘worst enemies’ of the brain that increase your dementia risk Story by Pilar Hernán Key takeaways She … Continue reading →

This country-pop singer, songwriter, and actress is truly one of a kind with an old soul. Stricken with a mysterious illness at age 13, fighting for her life, fighting for a diagnosis, and fighting for her dreams. Wise beyond her … Continue reading →

Tejay Antone’s new book is titled The Tommy John Protocol — a hybrid autobiography and instructional guide based on his experience undergoing three Tommy John surgeries. According to MLB.com, the manuscript is complete, an editor has been hired, and Antone … Continue reading →

Dr. Carl O’ Helvie The Longest Living Lung Cancer Survivor Explains How He Did It! Carl O. Helvie — Nursing Theorist, Holistic Health Advocate, and Cancer SurvivorDr. Carl O. Helvie (August 13, 1932 – December 3, 2019) was an American … Continue reading →

Lauren Alaina shares ‘raw, vulnerable’ experience navigating grief, more Story by Kelly Fisher Key takeaways Lauren Alaina shared a deeply personal, faith-filled discussion about navigating heartbreak, becoming a mom and more. Alaina, who played the 2026 iHeartCountry Festival over the weekend, joined iHeartRadio’s Brooke … Continue reading →

Parkinson‘s Disease Symptoms, Treatment, and More from www.healthline.com Parkinson rare anecdotal improvements have been reported. Parkinson’s disease is a chronic and progressive neurological disorder that affects movement. The treatment of parkinson’s disease (pd) focuses on improving symptoms and. Parkinson’s disease … Continue reading →