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Kim N.

Develop that weak hand! I can't stress how important it is to be able to handle a basketball with your off-hand to have success in the game of basketball. For a right-handed player, putting the ball in your left hand could ...

thats true more

martin m.

Lara I.

Developing food alergies I recently broke out in hives after a bite of gluten. I eat gluten a lot, as I am vegetarian, and have never had this problem before. One of my friends, who is newly allergic to soy, told me that sh ...

yup. I developed allergies to raw fruit when I was a young teenager, and my Celiac disease (glute... more

Jill F.

Justin N.

Top Five Ways to Develop a Heart of a Champion! As I look at sports clubs, at all levels, that are consistent winners, or examine highly successful organizations and individuals, I see five traits that are the hallmarks of a champion. Character â€“ ...

This is a truly great post. These are so true. We are really all competing for different prizes, ... more

Kristen D.

Dr. Virginia S., MD

When to Suspect Lyme The most useful diagnostic reference: the “Bible” of Lyme medical literature. by John Bleiweiss, MD. The When To Suspect Lyme Disease essay: This essay, written by John D. Bleiweiss, M.D., in Apr ...

Tamar F.

Drummer Gary Allen says watch your posture! Drummer Gary Allen (Charlie Daniels Band, J.J. Cale’s band, The Outfit) notes that the art of drumming places “great physical demands on the body”. He knew to keep good posture from the get-go and in ...

Heather J.

Do the Right Thing for Your Brain People who are conscientious and prone to "doing the right thing" are less likely to develop Alzheimer's disease as they age, according to a long-running study of Catholic nuns, priests and brothers. ...

I've also read before that people who are life-long learners and strive to add new skills to thei... more

Nirmala N.

Rebecca S.

One More HUGE Reason to Eat Organic!!! Research has confirmed that children conceived between June through August are likely to score lower on cognitive tests. Leading researchers suggest that the cause is seasonal pesticides and nitrates, ...

Nancy B.

Free fitness DVD focuses on heart attack survivors A cardiologist and fitness trainer have developed a free fitness DVD for heart attack survivors. Heartfelt for Life: Strengthening Your Heart was developed by cardiologist Dr. Mehmet Oz and trainer Bo ...

Rebecca S.

Experts Believe that Pesticides are Lowering Kids IQs Research is confirming that children conceived between June through August are likely to score lower on cognitive tests. Leading researchers suggest that the cause is seasonal pesticides and nitrates, ...

AregM

Red and processed meat linked to breast cancer Women who eat a lot of meat, particularly red or processed meats, may be more likely to develop breast cancer, according to a large study of British women. Researchers found that among 35,372 women ...