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By Leo Babauta You start the day with the feeling: there’s a bunch of things I need to do right away. Then the rest of the day, you’re driven by the feeling that there’s so much to do, and you’re behind on it all. You finish the day with the same feeling, and it carries over until tomorrow. The constant feeling of being behind — it’s something so many people can relate to. So what can we do about it? What we usually do is either be driven, driven, driven by this fear … or we conclude that we need…
During clinical rotations in medical school, Kianna Nguyen encountered many patients with liver failure and was struck by a grim reality: Their only hope was a transplant. The shortage of donor organs and therapeutic options was at once frustrating and inspirational, triggering her research interest in cellular therapies for liver failure. Kianna Nguyen “Research provides us with the understanding to develop tools to make big changes in clinical problems like those facing patients with liver failure,” says Nguyen. “I want to be on the forefront of developing medical technologies that provide alternatives. I derive a lot of passion for research through thinking…
Looking for ideas on your next mouthwatering creation? On TikTok, creators showcase a diverse array of imaginative and visually stunning dishes from nutritious options to irresistible desserts–we call these TikTok recipes. While some TikTok food trends might make you question why you didn’t think of them before, it’s worth considering if those trends are nutritious and healthy for you. Any food trend can be given a health-conscious makeover with just a touch of creativity. Here’s our take on how to take trending TikTok recipes such as sushi bakes and flavored water, and make them healthier for you. STRAWBERRY CHOCOLATE YOGURT…
The researchers profiled 313 tumor biopsies from 68 high-grade glioma (HGG) patients. This image is a representation of the 3-dimensional relationship of multiple tissue biopsies from a single patient’s HGG tumor. The different colors depict different versions of genetic mutations relative to the epidermal growth factor receptor gene. High-grade gliomas are cancerous tumors that spread quickly in the brain or spinal cord. In a new study led by Mayo Clinic, researchers found invasive brain tumor margins of high-grade glioma (HGG) contain biologically distinct genetic and molecular alterations that point to aggressive behavior and disease recurrence. The findings suggest insights into potential treatments…
Eating well can be tricky as hell. But the 80-20 rule diet is a little less complicated and more flexible than other eating plans. Maybe you’ve heard about the 80-20 rule diet and wanna know more about this relatively flexible eating plan that doesn’t require you to *never* eat anything dripping in cheese ever again. We chatted with Ilana Kersch, RD, a clinical nutritionist specializing in digestive diseases at New York- Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center, to get the scoop on the 80-20 rule diet. Though “rule” is in its name, this eating plan isn’t obsessive about rules and restrictions,…
Medically reviewed by Mohamad (Bassam) B. Sonbol, M.D. Stomach cancer, also called gastric cancer, is an abnormal growth of cells that begins in the stomach. It can affect several areas of the stomach, including the main stomach lining or where the esophagus meets the stomach. November is Stomach Cancer Awareness Month, and experts at Mayo Clinic say there is hope for patients with the disease as treatments continue to improve. Watch: The Mayo Clinic Minute Journalists: Broadcast-quality video (1:20) is in the downloads at the end of this post. Please courtesy: “Mayo Clinic News Network.” Read the script. Stomach cancer…
In the pursuit of a long and healthy life, many individuals turn to dietary supplements to bolster their well-being. While we must tread carefully when discussing the potential benefits of these supplements, scientific research has shed light on how certain superfood supplements may support various aspects of our well-being and may play a supportive role in maintaining overall health. 1. Five a Day Fruits & Veggies Vitamins: A Nutrient Powerhouse Five a Day Fruits & Veggies Vitamins, offered by Codeage, provides a convenient way to ensure your body receives a wide array of essential nutrients derived from green foods, fruits,…
Lately, carbohydrates have been villanised in most diet-related discussions. Low-carbohydrate diets have become the norm. Carbs are associated with high-calorie foods that cause obesity. Consuming excessive amounts of carbs and the wrong kinds is actually what leads to fat storage rather than the fact that you are consuming carbs. Nonetheless, there are also several essential advantages of eating carbohydrates in moderation. They are the primary food source of energy and are known as metabolic fuel. Eating a diet rich in healthy carbohydrates is essential. This article will explore the delicious world of foods that are high in carbohydrates, as well…
Browsing the frozen food aisles of your grocery store can lead you to many healthy options. For example, frozen fruits, vegetables, and lean proteins can all be found in this section and are packed with nutrients. They usually contain few additional ingredients as well. The frozen section is also home to plenty of options that may make weight loss more challenging. Desserts, fried foods, and deep-dish pizzas are just a few examples of foods that could slow your progress. So the next time you head on a grocery store run, keep this list of the best Whole Foods frozen foods…
Suitcases? Check. Flights? Check. Vaccines? Uhh… Wait a second. Getting vaccinated might not be at the top of your holiday travel checklist, but medical professionals at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are urging everyone who is eligible for the flu, COVID-19, and/or RSV vaccines to get their shot(s) ahead of any plans to travel or gather with family members or friends this Thanksgiving and holiday season. (Note that all three vaccines are free to the public, regardless of health insurance status.) Last winter, the United States experienced a “tripledemic” of these three airborne respiratory viruses, resulting in…