Jet lag can leave you feeling tired, irritable and altogether off balance for days. Scientists at Stanford University are carrying out research to reduce or prevent jet lag without the use of medication or adjusting your sleep schedule. The lead researcher, neurobiologist Jamie Zeitzer is working on a technique that …
The winter can be a real motivational killer for people who want to exercise. The dark and cold conditions can be a …
During his second tour of Afghanistan, Staff Sergeant James Sides came across an IED buried in the dirt. He knelt to try …
It’s been said that 70 percent of the general population will have back pain. The only issue with this is that lower …
Molecular beacon probes became a factor in providing a more accurate examination. Utilizing the versatility of a molecular beacon probe enhances a …
Sitting for long periods of time is not good for your health. There are a number of risks associated with cancer, diabetes …
Almost 42 percent of adults have admitted to suffering from more stress over the last five years. The inability to sleep has …
We’ve all been there. Checking Facebook from time to time, reading articles on our favorite topics or even listening to music online. …
Snuggling and listening to romantic might get a woman in the mood for sex. Yet research suggests that certain foods can also …
It can be frustrating to not make gains in the gym. Some people work out hard in the gym doing a number …