Thierry Ardisson’s death from liver cancer was announced by his family on July 14th. What are the risk factors and symptoms of this disease? Here’s what you need to know. “Thierry left us as he lived. A courageous and free man.” These were the words Audrey Crespo-Mara, journalist and wife of Thierry Ardisson, used to describe … Read more
You can’t go wrong with jacket potatoes! These used to be my go to when I used to be school! So customizable, you can eat them in so many different ways! And the best part is that it is so filling. Cooking them in the air fryer will take your jacket potato experience up a … Read more
Green Juice for Weight Loss Ingredients: 2 cups fresh spinach 1 cucumber 2 green apples 1 lemon (juice) 1 small piece of ginger (optional) Water (to taste
Introduction Think you’ve got sharp eyes? Before we dive into the kitchen, let’s have a little fun! Count the eggs in the picture — is it 21 or 23? Drop your answer, and the winner gets a surprise! Now, while you’re at it, here’s the easiest guide to making perfect boiled eggs every single time.Kitchen … Read more
Rethinking one’s space in order to rebuild oneself Changing the layout of your home, rearranging a room, repainting a wall… These seemingly insignificant actions can have a real impact on our well-being. They help us turn the page smoothly, to reclaim our living space. Changing someone’s environment isn’t about “erasing” them; it’s about accepting that … Read more
1. Smart Nutrition Adjustments Create a Calorie Deficit Weight loss comes down to burning more calories than you consume. To lose one pound of fat, you need a deficit of about 3,500 calories. A safe daily deficit is typically 500–1,000 calories. Prioritize Protein High-protein diets help preserve muscle and promote satiety. Include lean … Read more
Discovering a lump or cyst under your skin can spark immediate worry and a flood of questions about what it means for your health. Many people feel anxious when they first notice these small nodules—whether on the neck, back, armpits, or behind the ears—wondering if it’s something minor or a sign of a bigger issue. … Read more
Do you slip into bed still wearing your socks? You’re not alone — millions do it every night, especially when the temperature drops. But is this cozy habit actually helping your sleep… or quietly harming your health? Here’s what science says. Surprising Benefits of Sleeping in Socks Research backed by the American Heart Association shows … Read more
A silent farewell to a legend – The world loses an icon A silent farewell to a legend – The world loses an icon With deep sadness, the world learned of the passing of an incomparable figure. He was not just an actor – he was a symbol of strength, humanity, and artistic excellence. His … Read more
Noticing that your legs feel heavier than they used to, or dealing with frequent cramps that disrupt your sleep and daily activities, can be incredibly frustrating and worrying. You might brush it off as normal aging, but persistent weakness, discomfort, or tiredness in your legs often stems from nutrient gaps that build quietly over time. … Read more