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Keeping your mind and body in check - popular topics in health and medicine to maintain a long and healthy life.
Childish Antics & Grandma's Amusement
Waking up with the sun shining brightly high in the sky brings me great comfort. Turning off my alarm, I stretched like a cat amidst the warmth of the cozy blankets. Pushing back the layers of blanket, I got up to get ready for the day.
By Staringale3 years ago in Longevity
These Legs Won't Power Me.. Top Story - January 2024.
When I was a kid, for years and years, I could barely walk. Anywhere. I would legitimately have to train myself with further and futher distances, all distances that all other people my age could walk daily normally until the pain through my legs finally got too unbearable, and I'd stop. Sometimes just walking these distances back then would put me in so much pain I would be physically ill from it and would then get shit from my teachers for missing days. Whenever I got back to school, I would get into arguments about them about those days off as they would threaten me with detentions for missing too much time or exclusions no matter how bad I tried to describe the situation.
By Tommy Ballard3 years ago in Longevity
Morning Library Disaster
The soft bell from my alarm echoed through the room, rousing me from my slumber and pulling me away from dreamland. Blinking, I slowly opened my eyes and got accustomed to the dimly lit room. Sitting up and stretching, I turned off the alarm, letting the comforter fall onto my lap. The chill of the room brought goosebumps to my skin. The sun was absent, and the sky was still dark with twinkling stars.
By Staringale3 years ago in Longevity
11 Things You Should Quietly Eliminate from Your Life
Do you want to live your best life? Most people think that they need to do more and more in order to live a great life. But the opposite is true: you need less toxic things in your life. We will go over 11 things you should quietly eliminate from your life, and once you remove these 11 things, you will instantly notice how your life gets better.
By Salman siddique3 years ago in Longevity
Mom is Stubborn
It was a bright day with the sun high in the sky, and I was feeling a lot better, and my recovery was going smoothly. I decided to walk around and stretch my legs. Walking through the empty hallway, I peeked into my siblings' room from the ajar door and saw that they were still sick. Leaving them to their few moments of peaceful sleep, I headed to the kitchen.
By Staringale3 years ago in Longevity
A Precious Gift
The warm ray of sunlight hit my eyelid, causing me to clench my eyes in pain. Peeking open my eyes, I saw my room dusted in a bright, warm, golden glow. This was a scene that usually provided me with great comfort in the morning, but today it was a different story. The rays were hurting my eyes with a biting intensity, and the brightly lit room was not doing anything to ease my condition.
By Staringale3 years ago in Longevity
The Pioneering Study Redefining Young-Onset Dementia Risks
It's a startling realisation – that the seemingly distant spectre of dementia could be silently shaping the lives of thousands before they even reach retirement. Young-onset dementia, a condition once shrouded in mystery and resignation, affects approximately 70,000 Britons, manifesting before the age of 65. For years, the narrative has been firmly rooted in genetics, the unchangeable script of DNA. However, a recent, ground-breaking study is challenging this fatalistic view, suggesting that a tapestry of lifestyle and environmental factors, including the deficiency of vital nutrients like Vitamin D, play a significant role in this early onset. This revelation isn't just a glimmer of hope; it's a beacon calling for change, a potential to rewrite destinies that once seemed predetermined.
By Mike Challis3 years ago in Longevity
What are Some Diagnostic Methods for Asthenospermia?
Asthenospermia is a common male reproductive system disease, referring to low sperm quality, making successful conception challenging. The examination typically includes physical examination, laboratory tests, and imaging studies.
By Amanda Chou3 years ago in Longevity
The Scary Old-School Doctors — A Couple I Met Have Type 2 Diabetes and Their MD Prescribed A High-Carb/Fiber Diet!
My jaw almost dropped to the floor when the couple told me this news — they’re Australian, about 65, and quite overweight. They had diabetes for years and didn’t know it.
By Rob Hourmont 3 years ago in Longevity
