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In a growing trend, cosmetics companies are boasting that their products can latch onto brain receptors and alter our moods. Though there isn’t much scientific evidence to support such claims, these so-called cosmeceuticals still pack a bit of fun. Physicians...
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I’m a huge casserole fan. In my early “casseroling” days, I would just toss together ingredients that I thought would taste good together in a 9-by13 inch pan and bake them. It was easy, and the results usually tasted good, but there were always some minor...
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The most popular fresh fruit on the planet, the mango originated in South Asia, where it was once revered as sacred. Every part of the Imango tree and its fruit has been used in folk remedies there. It may surprise you to learn that the mango (mangifera A ripe mango...
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The ancient Egyptians, Chinese, Greeks and Romans all considered honey a basic component of any first-aid kit, and today we’re hearing more and more about honey’s healing power. Let’s sort through the claims and the science: A Diet Helper? In a 2008...
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The Opposite of Multitasking Multitasking has become a way of life. People talk on a cell phone while commuting to work, or scan the news while returning e-mails. But in the rush to accomplish necessary tasks, people often lose connection with the present moment. They...
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