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Does cell phone use increase your risk of brain cancer?

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Cell phones have become an integral part of our daily lives. The International Telecommunication Union estimates that there are over 4.6 billion cell phone subscriptions worldwide. This has sparked a public health concern, and much debate about cell phones and whether or not they are a risk for brain cancer. Numerous studies have been conducted,

Winter blues? Low serotonin may be the culprit!

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Have you ever felt like your moods are controlling you? There may be some truth to that. Chemicals produced in your brain, serotonin and dopamine, actually control your mood. What does serotonin do? In adequate amounts, serotonin makes you feel calm, happy, relaxed and satisfied. Dopamine is responsible for feelings of elation and gives you the ability to focus.

A real pain in the behind: iron linked to colon cancer

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Colorectal (colon) cancer is the most common type of cancer in the Western Countries. In the United States, there are a reported 140,000 people diagnosed with colon cancer, and about 50,000 of these will succumb to the disease. Several factors may contribute to the development of colorectal cancer, including an existing presence of polyps, family

Cinnamon – shake on a little health

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Cinnamon, a spice obtained from the inner bark of trees of the genus Cinnamomum. The very first cinnamon trees were found in Ceylon, Sri Lanka, and is also grown in Kerala, Sumatra, Java and Brazil. Cinnamon’s botanical name is derived from the Hebraic and Arabic term amomon, which means fragrant spice plant. During Ancient times,

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