Provided by Men's Health Dr. Harvey Kellogg invented cornflakes, but during the late 1800s he was more famous as a physician. The good doctor claimed ... Read More »
Should you exercise when you're in pain? In some cases, it might just help. ... Read More »
If your excuse for not engaging in sweat-dripping, pavement-pounding workouts is your worry about either getting or worsening your arthritis, you're ... Read More »
Photo: jupiterimages The myth of the fabled runner's knee has haunted pavement pounders of all ages. ... Read More »
Photo: j.fralin, Flickr Poor knees. They carry around our full weight every day. And knees that are ... Read More »
Have you heard of palm reading? Who knows if that's real or not... but researchers seem to be finding a lot of telling information from a surprising ... Read More »
Do you yoga? If you do, then you already know about how it can tone the body and create long, lean muscle lines. But what you might not know is that ... Read More »
There is something simple you can do to ease osteoarthritis if you already have it, and reduce your risk if you don't. A recent study shows that ... Read More »
Ah, the power of food. Even small portions of food have power, like small salads. Small salads eaten just before a meal can keep your knees and hands ... Read More »
I always thought blueberries were tops when it comes to antioxidants. Nope. The acai berry (pronounced "ah-sigh-EE") takes tops honors and may beat ... Read More »















