Awe inspiring experiences can affect your decision making and general wellbeing.

Willpower, like any muscle of the body, responds to stimuli. Just as bicep curls increase the strength of the biceps, exercising your willpower will result in it becoming stronger. The more you practice self-discipline and control, the easier these behaviours will become, and the less likely you will be to self-sabotage your efforts.

Yale University researchers say that the handlebar level on a woman’s bike can affect sexual function.

A molecule that adjusts your biological clock could help treat diabetes.

Healthy people produce an average of 0.6 litres of saliva per day! Most of it is produced in the mid afternoon and only very little is produced at night (this may come as surprise to you, droolers). Sounds like a lot, but can you imagine what life would be like without it? In this article we picture a world without saliva and what consequences that would have to our enjoyment of life.

The plastic ingredient BPA is bad news for fish and its replacement may be equally bad news for humans.

Traditionally, all homeopathic discussions of Opium begin with warnings against its allopathic use because it masks the true homeopathic symptoms of the case. Hahnemann points out that Opium in its provings was the only remedy which did not produce a single painful reaction. In the 1960’s, a popular phrase was invented which describes very well […]

A new glass has been developed for use in windows to boost your mood.

Injuries are an ever-present possibility for someone undertaking a serious fitness program. Managing and preventing injuries are just as important as the exercise itself and, if you do it naturally, it can even be pleasant.

High levels of anxiety cause cellular changes that accelerate your aging process by years.

Whether freestyle, backstroke or butterfly, swimming for fitness can boost heart health, relieve stress and create a lean, toned physique. Laura Greaves explains how to get in the swim.

The study of martial arts holistically embraces mind, body and soul. Once students begin practising a martial-art discipline, it often becomes a way of life.