A look at what Health.com editors are reading today
September 16, 2009
- An estimated 17.6 million Americans have problems with alcohol, and as many as one-third are women. Yet American culture seems to deny, hide, and ignore alcoholism in women. [USA Today] Read More
A look at what Health.com editors are reading today
September 15, 2009
- Vacation doesn’t have to uproot your regular workout routine, or send you on a junk-food binge. These five fitness retreats boast healthy eating and exercising options for the next time you’re due for some R&R. [That’s Fit] Read More
A look at what Health.com editors are reading today
September 14, 2009
A look at what Health.com editors are reading today
September 11, 2009
- Consumer Reports is warning that Latisse, the new prescription drug for “inadequate” eyelashes, might not be the best idea. Originally a glaucoma medication, the product has a frighteningly long list of possible side effects, including the darkening of eyelids and turning light eyes dark! Are plumper lashes really worth it? [Consumer Reports]
- As the weather cools off, more and more of our workouts are moving indoors. To make the gym more exciting, we’re adding some sprints to our treadmill routine. Every time a commercial starts, try running as fast as you can until the show comes back on! [FNCiMag] Read More
A look at what Health.com editors are reading today
September 10, 2009
- We’re not always puppies and sunshine in the morning. But it’s not just about waking up on the right side of the bed—whatever that means. Instead, try these five ways to kick-start a healthy day. [FitSugar]
- Every dieter falls prey to a little splurge every now and again. Don’t curse your lack of willpower or raging hunger. Just remember to get back on track. [Carrots ‘N’ Cake] Read More
A look at what Health.com editors are reading today
September 9, 2009
- Swine flu has the worrisome of the world up in arms. Companies are using the hype to boost sales of face masks and antibacterial soaps. But the makers of seemingly unrelated products—from computer virus protection to T-shirts—are cashing in on the health crisis too. [Forbes] Read More
A look at what Health.com editors are reading today
September 8, 2009
- No matter which side of the to-breast-feed-or-not-to-breast-feed debate you fall on, you have to admit this is just plain weird: A Swedish man is convinced if he continues to use a breast pump every three hours he will start lactating. [Lemondrop]
- We love a good meal, but we’re not about to risk our lives for a bite. Apparently some (albeit rare) food lovers are willing to take the extra step to eat these five foods people actually die for. [Mental Floss] Read More
A look at what Health.com editors are reading today
September 3, 2009
- It’s not breaking news that flowers make us happy. A fresh arrangement will brighten up any room. But flowers may also be linked to some surprising health benefits, like increased creativity and problem-solving skills. [MyHomeIdeas.com]
A look at what Health.com editors are reading today
September 2, 2009
- After years of dealing with those crampy, bloat-y, teary days of the month, we’ve learned what to expect. The new man friend, on the other hand, may not be so accustomed to all the sweatpants and chocolate cravings. Make sure he’s prepared with this PMS Bill of Rights. [The Frisky]
- Can’t sleep? Try a spoonful of sea slug entrails! OK, so maybe Ambien sounds like a safer bet, but back in the day, slugs and other strange insomnia cures worked better than counting sheep. [Mental Floss] Read More
