Health

How Much Strength Training Is Needed for Muscle Gains?
Recent studies suggest that even minimal strength training can lead to significant muscle growth and health benefits.

The Truth About Short Sleepers: Why 4 Hours Isn’t Enough for Most of Us
A rare gene mutation enables a select few to thrive on minimal sleep, but for the majority, early rising may be more harmful than helpful.

Protein, Power, and Performance: Rethinking Your Intake in 2025
An evidence-based guide to understanding protein needs, supplement trends, and optimizing intake for health and longevity.

How Social Disadvantage Accelerates Biological Aging
Recent studies reveal that socioeconomic factors can influence proteomic markers, shedding light on the biological impact of social disparities.

What Microplastics Are Doing to the Human Body. And Why It Matters Now.
New studies reveal microplastics embedded in brain tissue and artery walls, raising fresh concerns about long-term risks to heart and brain health.

A New Bioactive Compound Offers Hope for Hard-to-Treat Allergies
Researchers identify a compound that modulates immune responses, showing potential in conditions like IBS and chronic itching.

How AI Is Accelerating the Discovery of New Antibiotics
Stanford's AI invents new antibiotics, offering fresh hope against unstoppable infections.

How Cold Exposure Creates Lasting Metabolic Change
New research shows that brief cold experiences can trigger long-term shifts in metabolism, reshaping how the body burns fat and stores energy.
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Using Trusts to Protect Family Wealth from Future Healthcare Costs
As long-term care expenses climb, Medicaid Asset Protection Trusts can help families preserve assets—if they plan ahead and avoid costly missteps.

What Sleep Has to Do with Aging?
Emerging research shows how sleep quality influences cognitive function, brain aging, and long-term physical health.