Healthy Living Stories
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Humans Exhibit Air-Cleansing Aura Around Their Bodies: Study
This aura, invisible to the naked eye, is present around human bodies and could be cleaning the air we breathe. -
People With This Blood Type May Have Higher Risk Of Early Stroke: Study
The researchers found that those who had EOS were "more likely to have blood type A and less likely to have blood type O." -
Love Tuna? You Might Want To Cut Down As New Study Finds Cancer Link
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Achieve Your Body Goals With This Personalized Weight Loss Plan
Perfect Body can help you easily and successfully achieve your body goals with a help of a personalized weight loss plan. Here's how. -
Early Sexual Experiences Lead To Better Sexual Health In Adulthood, Study Shows
The scientists defined sexual debut as a broader term to include other important sexual firsts in a person's life besides intercourse — namely first sexual contact, first sexual stimulation and... -
Banana Peels In Sugar Cookies? They Make The Treats More Healthful, Researchers Found
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'Forever Chemicals' Found In Cookware, Cosmetics Linked To Liver Cancer: Study
The term "forever chemicals" refer to polyfluoroalkyl compounds (PFAS), which can last in the environment for decades and have the potential to resist disintegration. They cause air pollution and... -
Self-Employment Linked To Better Heart Health In Women: Study
The Body Mass Index (BMI) of self-employed women was also 1.79 units lower on average compared to the women who work for wages, the researchers noted. -
Smells Experienced In Nature Help Us Feel Relaxed, Positive
According to a new study, smelling things in nature could help improve our physical and mental well-being. -
HIIT Exercise Turns The Body Into 'Fat-Burning Machine': Study
Those who don't get enough physical activity may want to look into HIIT. -
This Type Of Cheese May Benefit Your Bone Health
The positive effect "is not a general cheese effect," researchers said. -
Most Teens Have A Healthy Relationship With Digital Technology: Study
A new study revealed that most teens have a healthy relationship with technology.
