What the evidence supports: ✅ Plenty of fruits and vegetables (especially leafy greens and berries) ✅ Whole grains instead of refined carbohydrates ✅ Legumes, nuts, and seeds for fiber and minerals ✅ Fatty fish like salmon or sardines, for omega-3s ✅ Olive oil as a primary fat source ✅ Limit ultra-processed foods, sugary snacks, fried items, and soft drinks... Read More
mental health
Night Owls: Depression Risk Revealed
In Denmark, a person who stays up late is a “B-person,” in contrast to an early riser or “A-person?”... Read More
My Reflections at Year’s End
In the 1950s, philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre categorized the pursuit of happiness into three distinct approaches: 1) Having; 2) Doing; and 3) Being.... Read More
How Stress Impacts Cancer Risk
Stress changes the body, the tumor, and the cancer microenvironment.... Read More
Finding Focus in a World of Distraction
Danshari is a Japanese term coined by author Hideko Yamashita. It signifies a mindful approach to decluttering.... Read More
Walking to Beat Depression
Depression strikes more than 8% (21 million) of American adults annually.... Read More