Study Finds Dietary Fiber Inversely Associated With Depression in Pre-Menopausal Women
A new study has found that there may be an inverse association between dietary fiber intake and depression in premenopausal women.
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Probiotic Combination May Help Improve Mood
A new study has found that supplementation with two probiotic strains may help increase levels of BDNF and improve depressive symptoms.Read now -
People With Chronic Pain May Benefit From Meditation and Yoga
A new study suggests that mindful meditation and yoga may help improve perceptions of pain, depression, and functional capacity in people with chronic pain.Read now -
Probiotics and Prebiotics May Help Improve Depression and Anxiety Symptoms
A recent study suggests that probtioics taken by themselves or in combination with prebiotics may help alleviate depression and anxiety symptoms.Read now -
Study Finds Not Smoking and Being Socially Engaged May Increase Lifespan
Researchers from the University of Otago have released a report that suggests that not smoking and being socially engaged may help people live longer free of common chronic diseases.Read now -
Supplement Combination Found To Help Alleviate PMS Symptoms
Read nowA new study suggests that supplementation with a combination of oxaloacetate and vitamin C may help alleviate emotional PMS symptoms such as depression, anxiety, perceived stress, aggression, and suicidal ideation.
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Study Finds Video Game Playing Not Harmful For Majority of Adolescents
According to a new study, approximately 90% of teenagers who play video games do not suffer from negative long-term consequences.Read now -
Older Adults With Sleep Problems May Have Increased Risk of Depression
Now a new study has found that older adults with depression who also have worsening, or persistent sleep disturbance may be at an increased risk for persistent depression.Read now -
Low Walking Frequency Linked to Higher Risk of Early Death in People with Osteoarthritis
A new study looked at the mechanisms behind this increased risk and found that the strongest association between osteoarthritis and early death was in people who do not walk enough.Read now
