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Americans experience significant effects on their mood and physical health due to feeling sleepy three days a week. Improve your sleep now.

A study by the National Institute of Health found Americans experience significant effects on their mood and health due to feeling sleepy.

105 overweight people were asked to track their food intake via an app. Even those who didn’t follow a particular diet plan lost weight.

2020 was a stressful year due to the pandemic, loss of loved ones, job loss, home foreclosures, social distancing, and the sense of doom.

Food labels on packages are regulated by The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and they follow a consistent format to give you health info.

Although Americans spend $33 billion each year on weight-loss products, nearly two-thirds are overweight or obese. Many try to lose weight.

Nearly two-thirds of Americans are overweight or obese. Eating processed foods is one big reason why we add extra pounds. Reduce junk food.

We are eating and drinking too much sugar, which contributes to health problems such as weight gain, type 2 diabetes and heart disease.

Studies show that adding weights to your exercise routine and eating protein can help keep your metabolism high, build and maintain muscles.

Research states, “9 out of 10 Americans are not eating enough fiber”. Fiber is so important to our overall health and wellbeing.

Evidence shows that high blood pressure increases our risk of heart disease, kidney disease and stroke. Some risk factors we can control.

Evidence shows that reducing sodium in our diet is so critical because it can help lower blood pressure, reduce heart disease and stroke.

Here are five pieces of advice that will change your life by getting you healthier and more fit.

Most people were shocked into changing their priorities after 911. Then came COVID-19. Many are on edge thinking about how to refocus.

A new year causes us to reflect on what we want in the future. We think about changes we need to make and where we want to be in a few years

Are preexisting medical conditions putting you at risk? Seniors with preexisting conditions are at greatest risk of illness or death.