Healthy Living Stories
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Night Exposure To Artificial Light Could Increase Diabetes Risk
Exposure to artificial light has been a major issue in modern societies. -
Highly Processed Foods Aren't Just Unhealthy, They May Be Addictive, Study Finds
The four criteria are as follows: controlled or compulsive use wherein the user finds it difficult to quit, has psychoactive impacts on the brain, reinforced behavior, and has strong urges or... -
Where to Get Online Hormone Replacement Therapy & Testosterone Replacement Therapy
Hormone Replacement Therapy and Testosterone Replacement Therapy may improve your hormone balance, increase your libido, and provide beneficial effects. -
No Time to Exercise? How to Lose Weight and Get in the Best Shape You've Ever Been
Beyond Body can help you get in the best shape even without exercise. Here's how. -
How Red Borneo Kratom Boosts Your Productivity
Red Borneo Kratom can help increase your productivity. -
Nolah Mattress Review: Is It a Good Buy?
Read our full Nolah Mattress review on their AirFoam mattress here. -
3 Must-Haves to Protect Yourself From Bacteria and Germs
Airinum offers antiviral bags you can use wherever you go to keep yourself and your personal belongings protected. -
Byte Review: An Easy Way to Get Perfect Straight Teeth
If you are hoping to get perfect straight teeth without braces, this Byte review is for you. -
5 Common Skin Problems and How to Address Them
Peter Thomas Roth can help you treat your personal skin concerns with a wide range of over 100 products. -
Single Cup Of On-The-Go Coffee Exposes Person To 1,500 Plastic Bits, Study Finds
The microplastics found in the cups were less than 50 microns in size. -
More Than 2.5 Million U.S. Teens Vaped In 2022, A 'Concerning' Health Risk, Officials Say
One in four of those students said they used e-cigarettes daily, according to a national survey. -
Like Eating Late? New Study Sheds Light On Why You Should Kick The Habit
The researchers found that late eating affected all three main factors. It "doubled the odds of being hungry," burned calories slower and actually altered the mechanisms behind lipid metabolism.
