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DIABETES - PART 1: INTRODUCTION
Diabetes is a chronic metabolic disorder where the body cannot properly produce or use insulin, the hormone that regulates blood sugar. This leads to elevated glucose levels, which can damage organs, nerves, and blood vessels over time. The main types are Type 1, caused by autoimmune destruction of insulin-producing cells, and Type 2, linked to insulin resistance. Symptoms include thirst, fatigue, and frequent urination. Managing diet, exercise, and medication helps control b
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Oct 95 min read


THE BLOOD TYPE DIET - PART 4: BLOOD TYPE O
The blood type diet is a nutritional plan that recommends eating according to one’s blood type - A, B, AB, or O—with the belief that each type processes foods differently. For example, Type O is encouraged to eat high-protein meals, Type A a plant-based diet, Type B a varied diet including dairy, and Type AB a mix of A and B recommendations. Advocates claim it improves digestion, energy, and weight management, though scientific evidence supporting its effectiveness remains li
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Oct 66 min read


THE BLOOD TYPE DIET - PART 4: BLOOD TYPE AB
The blood type diet is a nutritional plan that recommends eating according to one’s blood type - A, B, AB, or O—with the belief that each type processes foods differently. For example, Type O is encouraged to eat high-protein meals, Type A a plant-based diet, Type B a varied diet including dairy, and Type AB a mix of A and B recommendations. Advocates claim it improves digestion, energy, and weight management, though scientific evidence supporting its effectiveness remains li
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Oct 56 min read


THE BLOOD TYPE DIET - PART 3: BLOOD TYPE B
The blood type diet is a nutritional plan that recommends eating according to one’s blood type - A, B, AB, or O—with the belief that each type processes foods differently. For example, Type O is encouraged to eat high-protein meals, Type A a plant-based diet, Type B a varied diet including dairy, and Type AB a mix of A and B recommendations. Advocates claim it improves digestion, energy, and weight management, though scientific evidence supporting its effectiveness remains li
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Oct 56 min read


Rh-Null - THE "GOLDEN" BLOOD TYPE
Blood typing identifies a person’s blood group based on the presence or absence of specific antigens on red blood cells. The main types are A, B, AB, and O, each classified further by the Rh factor as positive or negative. Knowing one’s blood type is essential for safe transfusions, organ transplants, and pregnancy care. Blood typing also plays a role in medical emergencies and compatibility testing, helping prevent dangerous immune reactions and ensuring accurate medical tre
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Oct 55 min read


THE BLOOD TYPE DIET - PART 2: BLOOD TYPE A
The blood type diet is a nutritional plan that recommends eating according to one’s blood type - A, B, AB, or O—with the belief that each type processes foods differently. For example, Type O is encouraged to eat high-protein meals, Type A a plant-based diet, Type B a varied diet including dairy, and Type AB a mix of A and B recommendations. Advocates claim it improves digestion, energy, and weight management, though scientific evidence supporting its effectiveness remains li
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Oct 46 min read


THE BLOOD TYPE DIET - PART 1: INTRODUCTION
The blood type diet is a nutritional plan that recommends eating according to one’s blood type - A, B, AB, or O—with the belief that each type processes foods differently. For example, Type O is encouraged to eat high-protein meals, Type A a plant-based diet, Type B a varied diet including dairy, and Type AB a mix of A and B recommendations. Advocates claim it improves digestion, energy, and weight management, though scientific evidence supporting its effectiveness remains li
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Oct 46 min read


SUPERFOOD - PART 7: ELDERBERRIES, FLAXSEED, HONEYDEW MELON, JUJUBE FRUIT, AND KAMUT
Superfoods are nutrient-rich foods packed with vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and other compounds that promote health and prevent disease. They may boost immunity, reduce inflammation, support heart and brain health, and enhance overall wellness. Common superfoods include berries, leafy greens, seeds, nuts, fish, and fermented foods. While not a cure-all, adding superfoods to a balanced diet helps improve nutrition, energy, and resilience, supporting long-term well-being a
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Oct 45 min read


BENEFITS OF USING TROLLEYS FOR KIDS COMPARED TO BACKPACKS
Trolley school bags for children are designed with wheels and a retractable handle to make carrying heavy books and supplies easier. They help reduce back and shoulder strain by allowing kids to roll their load instead of carrying it. Often featuring multiple compartments, padded sections, and side pockets, they keep items organized and accessible. Lightweight, durable, and available in fun designs, trolley school bags combine function with comfort, promoting healthier postur
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Oct 45 min read


RESEARCH-BASED HEALTH BENEFITS OF HAVING A PET FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN
People and their pets share a deep bond built on companionship, trust, and care. Pets provide comfort, joy, and emotional support, while people offer love, shelter, and nurturing. This relationship enhances mental and physical well-being, reduces stress, and fosters responsibility and empathy. Whether walking a dog, cuddling a cat, or caring for smaller animals, the connection enriches daily life, strengthens families, and creates a sense of loyalty, friendship, and unconditi
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Oct 45 min read


CHILDREN-PARENTS EXERCISES - PART 2: AGES 6-10 YEARS
Parenting is the lifelong process of raising, guiding, and nurturing children to support their physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development. It involves providing love, safety, discipline, and education while modeling values, ethics, and behavior. Effective parenting balances care and boundaries, adapts to each child’s needs, and fosters resilience and independence.
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Oct 35 min read


CHILDREN-PARENTS EXERCISES - PART 1: AGES 2-5 YEARS
Children-parent exercises combine fitness with bonding, encouraging healthy habits and quality time. Activities may include stretching, yoga, dancing, walking, cycling, or playful strength exercises tailored to all ages. These routines improve coordination, flexibility, and endurance while teaching teamwork and discipline. By making workouts fun and inclusive, families build stronger relationships, reduce stress, and establish long-term wellness patterns.
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Oct 26 min read


HEALTHY BACKPACKS FOR CHILDREN
A healthy backpack is designed to protect the spine and promote good posture, especially for children. It should be lightweight, proportionate to the wearer’s size, and feature wide, padded shoulder straps, a padded back, and adjustable chest or waist straps to distribute weight evenly. The load should not exceed 10–15% of body weight, with heavier items placed close to the back.
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Oct 26 min read


LOWER BACK PAIN DURING PREGNANCY
Lower back pain during pregnancy is common due to hormonal changes, weight gain, and shifting posture as the body adapts to support the growing baby. It often results from increased strain on muscles, ligaments, and joints, particularly in the lumbar region. Pain may range from mild discomfort to significant stiffness or soreness, affecting mobility and daily activities. Gentle exercise, stretching, good posture, supportive footwear, and proper rest can help manage symptoms a
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Oct 15 min read


CHILDREN - SHOULD CHILDREN LIFT WEIGHTS, WHEN, AND HOW?
Children lifting weights can safely build strength, coordination, and confidence when supervised and using proper technique. Age-appropriate resistance training improves bone health, posture, and athletic performance while reducing injury risk. Programs should focus on light weights, bodyweight exercises, and skill development rather than heavy lifting. With guidance from qualified professionals, weight training helps kids develop healthy fitness habits and physical literacy
Moran Sciamama-Saghiv
Sep 64 min read


GENE THERAPY ADVANCEMENTS
Gene therapy is a medical technique that treats or prevents diseases by modifying or replacing faulty genes. It uses tools like viral vectors or CRISPR to deliver healthy genes into cells, offering potential cures for genetic disorders, cancer, and other conditions. This innovative therapy aims to address the root cause of diseases rather than just symptoms. Though still developing, gene therapy holds promise for personalized medicine, transforming healthcare and improving pa
Moran Sciamama-Saghiv
Sep 24 min read


HOW VACCINES ARE DEVELOPED
Vaccine development is the process of creating safe and effective vaccines to prevent diseases by training the immune system to recognize and fight pathogens. It involves research, preclinical testing, clinical trials, and regulatory approval to ensure safety and efficacy. Advances in science, such as mRNA technology, have accelerated development timelines. Vaccines are vital tools in protecting public health, preventing outbreaks, and saving lives worldwide through immunizat
Moran Sciamama-Saghiv
Sep 24 min read


FOOD INTOLERANCES
Food intolerances happen when the body struggles to digest certain foods, causing bloating, pain, or fatigue. Unlike allergies, they don’t involve the immune system but can still impact health and comfort. Common triggers include lactose, gluten, and additives. Identifying and avoiding problematic foods through testing or elimination diets helps manage symptoms. Adjusting eating habits improves digestion, energy, and overall well-being, supporting a balanced and healthier lif
Moran Sciamama-Saghiv
Sep 24 min read


HEALTH MYTHS DEBUNKED
Health myths are false or misleading beliefs about wellness, nutrition, and fitness that can spread through media and culture. They often lead to confusion, unhealthy habits, or fear, making it important to rely on scientific evidence and expert advice. Debunking these myths helps people make informed decisions about diet, exercise, and healthcare. Understanding the truth empowers individuals to adopt safe, effective practices and achieve better overall health and well-being.
Moran Sciamama-Saghiv
Sep 25 min read


THE DANGERS OF PROCESSED FOODS
Processed foods are products altered from their natural state through methods like freezing, canning, or adding preservatives, flavors, and sugar. While some processing makes food safer and more convenient, heavily processed foods often contain excess salt, sugar, and unhealthy fats, increasing health risks. Choosing minimally processed options and whole foods supports better nutrition, long-term wellness, and disease prevention by providing essential nutrients and reducing h
Moran Sciamama-Saghiv
Sep 25 min read
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