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Antioxidant Super Foods: How Much Do You Need?

Experts say a diet rich in fruits and vegetables can help you ward off infections like colds and flu. That’s because these super foods contain immune-boosting antioxidants. Read more about what are antioxidants, where to find them and which super foods contain them. For optimal health and immune functioning, you…

The Antioxidant-Immune system connection

One of the best ways to keep your immune system strong and prevent colds and flu might surprise you: Shop your supermarket’s produce aisle. Experts say a diet rich in fruits and vegetables can help you ward off infections like colds and flu. That’s because these super foods contain immune-boosting…

Recognizing dyslexia

  Dyslexia is a problem that makes it difficult for a kid to read. With some help and a lot of hard work, a kid who has dyslexia can learn to read and spell. But the dyslexic child sees every word as if for the first time; it simply isn’t…

Brain Rush from Coffee and Sweets

A new research study may have solved the mystery of why coffee shops are so popular, as investigators discovered snacking on a sweet morsel while drinking coffee can improve the efficiency of brain activity. Read more here. Thank you for subscribing! Have a question? Please email me at vidzword at…

Having trouble sleeping?

Some of us sleep like a baby – and some of us don’t. Many things could cause insomnia, such as existing medical problems or high caffeine consumption. Here are six ways in which you can try to prevent insomnia if you have a problem drifting off to sleep the moment…

The salt-blood pressure connection

Some hypertension risk factors, like age and genetics, can’t be controlled, but cutting your salt intake is one way to lower your blood pressure risk. Our bodies need salt, or sodium, for proper functioning of muscles and nerves, as well as to manage blood pressure and blood volume. But most…

Can you improve your memory with food?

YES! Eating certain foods can help make life’s little details unforgettable. Age, stress, quality and length of sleep, medications, and of course, nutrition can all influence how well your memory functions. Physiologically, good memory depends on your total number of brain cells (neurons), the smooth flow of communication between the…

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