There is no bigger catch-22, within the nutrition world than when it comes to seafood. Most people know there are health benefits to eating fish. But, could this be changing due to our oceans being polluted? Seafood has many health benefits. In short, it is a lean protein, full of vital nutrients. For instance, if …
Living with Lupus? Did your doctor mention this treatment plan or did they just write you a repeat prescription?
Sugar is bad for us – with or without lupus. But you may want to think twice before opting for a sweetener. Here’s why.
When you feel thirsty, do you pay no mind in grabbing a refreshing soft drink. If so, here are 5 scary reasons why soft drinks are rotten for your health – with or without lupus.
Soft drinks; Hard Facts.
More people of African, Asian, and Hispanic descent seem to have lupus than Caucasians. A rational reason for these ethnic differences in lupus would be genetics. Yet, location and environment may be more of a factor.
‘Antioxidants’ is a claim you don’t see on many food products or supplements these days. But it’s one we all believe benefits us. Yet, science seems to be getting mixed results. So it begs the question, “are antioxidants good for lupus?”
Tea is a way of life for those of us who live in the United Kingdom. But who knew that your daily cuppas could prove a potent brew of hidden health benefits.
Doctors tell us that there’s no cure… as there is no known cause for lupus. Yet, science suggests that having genes that make you more likely to get lupus isn’t enough. There must be environment factors that play a role. Here are 9 true triggers of lupus.
The first step on your journey to health is understanding your new condition – lupus.
What is lupus? That is the question that this article covers.
