When we engage in pleasurable activities such as eating, drinking, or listening to music our brain releases dopamine. However when we do these things too frequently, or engage in such activities too much, our brain makes it more difficult to regulate this system. Want to know how to get a handle on ...

Millions of people around the world start their mornings at home with a cup of coffee. It is one of the top commodities on the planet with exports amounting to nearly 10 million sacks of coffee a year! The flexibility of the drink is just one of the reasons why it's so popular. You can enjoy your ...

During the lockdown period, if you're getting some challenging workouts in, you've probably had to deal with DOMS (Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness). In this article I will be giving you 5 ways to prevent DOMS which normally is the pain you feel a day or two after a good, solid workout. The soreness ...

The effects of the coronavirus are felt by many in the US, with schools closed, travel restricted, and stores closing down for the ‘foreseeable’ future. And if you have taken it one step further by self-isolating to help prevent its spread or because you or a family member are displaying symptoms, ...

There are lots of good reasons to keep physically fit. Being fit doesn’t just make you healthier and more attractive, it can also bring financial benefits. There are actually many financial benefits to staying physically fit, too, so read on for Health is Wealth: 5 Fantastic Financial Benefits of ...

My name is David Myles. I was born into a family that, although ate meat, was otherwise health-conscious. I grew up in a period after the hysteria of mad cow disease which meant that I never experienced eating beef, or pork as the pig was considered an 'unclean parasite' in my family household. At ...

Did you know that your tongue can do a lot more for you aside from tasting your food? In fact, Chinese doctors, who practice Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) have been using it as a key source of information about the condition of their patient’s bodies for many hundreds of years. Chinese doctors ...

Diabetes occurs when the insulin-resisting properties in the body are obstructed. In cases of Type-2 a person's body fails to produce enough insulin, or their cells don’t react much to it, causing blood sugar levels to elevate too high for the body to keep a healthy balance. As a result, those who ...

Jonathan Chang is a licensed Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) doctor in Beijing, China. He studied under the renown late Doctor Wang Ju-Yi of Beijing, who, with over 50 years of clinical experience, developed 'The Applied Channel of Theories System'. Jonathan has a particularly interesting and ...

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a type of sadness experienced during certain times of the year. Commonly known as ‘Winter Depression’, the condition often sees people battle low moods and heightened irritability throughout the colder, darker months. While feeling down from time-to-time is ...