I am trying to find the best health product for me so I can live longer, have a better quality of life, have a healthier lifestyle. I love what I see here. It is all about the science and it is very informative, especially on different aspects of health. It is a very interesting and thought provoking blog.
You may think of yourself as healthy if you are a healthy person. You can have an unhealthy lifestyle if you are not. If you have a healthy lifestyle you should feel good. It is not about what you eat or drink. It is about your thoughts, emotions, beliefs and the way you react to the things in your life. Healthy people are confident. They know how to act when they have a good idea. They don't rush into a new situation. They keep their thoughts and emotions to themselves.
How does this help me? Well if you are worried about your diet , your health, your money or anything else in your life then check out the "Pillage Your Mood" post I published in June of 2015. Pillage Your Mood is a great exercise and an amazing way to stay positive about life.
When I started this Blog in 2012, I was a medical student, and I wanted to write about things I personally thought were important. One of the things I've tried to do is put a different spin on things I read in the medical literature, and I've also tried to create more of an opinionated voice about health. While I can't claim to be a medical doctor, I'm still interested in what's going on in the health industry.
One of the things that really got me into health was the research of a doctor, Dr. Alan Schwarz, at the University of Massachusetts in the late 1990s and early 2000s. I was really intrigued by his research into the effects of vitamin D on the thyroid gland, and then on the prostate gland. These studies really opened up my eyes to what I thought about a lot of things in health, and what really happened to the bodies of people who took these supplements. But, in order for a study like Dr. Schwarz's to be meaningful and scientific, you need to have a lot of control groups. The problem with Dr. Schwarz's study is that a lot of his control groups are made up of women who were taking the exact same vitamins and supplements that Dr.