Lifestyle

As the world deals with the global healthcare crisis, addiction experts are currently looking at the detrimental physiological and psychological effects of excessive exercise and how it relates to the reality of living during the COVID-19 pandemic.

As conscious living is becoming more on-trend these days, beauty brands find themselves steering away from chemical-based concoctions. Instead, they are going back to the ancient roots of incorporating natural ingredients into their products.

While medically approved drugs can correct sleeplessness, a few studies have shown that physical activities certainly play a part in countering and correcting the adverse effects of poor sleeping.

A growing number of consumers in America are incorporating probiotics in their diet and supplementation to optimize their immune function, mental health, and body weight.

Since ancient times, turmeric has been an active healing agent for several medical conditions, and people now consume it in capsule form. The turmeric plant produces the curcumin chemical, which lends the ingredient its vibrant yellow color.

A recent study has proven what we have always known and feared: eating unhealthy foods can have immediate adverse effects on the workforce.

Rice Krispies are a favorite childhood treat. The buttery marshmallow and cereal snack just hit all the right places and is a perfect medley of sweet goodness.

Sleep is a rare commodity in today’s society. Burning the midnight oil or simply the inability to get some shut-eye frequently puts a damper on our already-packed daily schedules.

All of us have a secret pick-me-up to see us through a long day of work. For some, a quick workout session or a power nap get the job done. For others, however, life is not so simple; and by “others,”

CBD or Cannabidiol is one of the numerous and most prevalent ingredients found in cannabis (together with THC) and the hemp plant. By itself, contrary to speculations, CBD does not cause the much-feared intoxication or “high,” nor does it show any dependence potential.