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By Michael Beckerman

For as long as modern medicine has existed researchers have been looking for the Holy Grail of health: an anti-aging pill that will effectively stop time in its tracks for those that take it. Is such a Fountain of Youth in a bottle possible? Can we hope to slow the aging process down substantially and significantly extend human life in the process? Will we one day see the average human life span be extended from where it is now in the seventies to well into the hundreds? Can we ever hope to be able to extend the quantity of time we have here in this world without sacrificing the quality of it? These are

By Nicole Spano

Simple is in, and where better to get the nutrients that your body craves, than by going straight to the source. A small Peruvian seed from a vegetable similar to chard, beets, or spinach, quinoa provides some outstanding health benefits, and is easier to prepare than rice. Over 5,000 years ago Inca warriors harvested the seed in order to enhance power and stamina. Fast forward to the 1980

By Louis Cavallo

When a loved one turns to you and looks into your eyes and tells you,

By Stephanie Richards

Quality is not easily found, and Mark, Fay and Trevor Plaza know that all too well. Their journey started in the Republic of the Congo, Africa. Working and living amongst the pygmy population, the Plaza family needed a healthy, nutritious start to their mornings. Since food was limited, they began making their own granola for breakfast.
When the Plazas returned to America, they recreated their African granola on vacations and other special occasions. They use real butter and brown sugar and slowly hand-bake the oats. The idea is to create a cereal that is made the way meals used to be made

You can never be too vigilant about taking care of yourself.

Here are some examples of common symptoms with surprising outcomes:

Symptom: Constant urination and unquenchable thirst

Possible Outcome: Diabetes

Frequent urination in diabetics is a result of the kidneys working overtime because there is too much glucose in the blood. The kidneys draw extra water out of the blood to dilute the glucose in the body, which is not broken down by the natural insulin; this is what keeps your bladder full all day. The thirst goes hand-and-hand with the constant urination as well. Since your body is deprived of the water needed in your blood, you become thirstier than normal. If you suspect this is the case, call your doctor immediately.

Symptom: White, brittle nails; yellow fingers

Possible Outcome: Liver failure

This is more common than it seems. Careful examination of the fingernails and toenails can provide clues to underlying systemic diseases. 80 percent of patients with severe liver disease have Terry

By Rachel Stewart

Many women spend weeks, months, even years trying to achieve the perfect body and perfect skin. Many wish they could find the one magic diet that would make such results as quick and simple as possible.
But does such a diet really exist? With celebrities like Megan Fox, Beyonc

By Michele Thibodeau

Coloradans are known for their adventure, style and bruiting men with ravishing good looks. In Dr. Travis Stork