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Health

An active brain is a healthier brain

Published April 1, 2010 by Sarah Levitt

Though summer may still seem a long time away, in reality, it is fast approaching. Over the summer, it is tempting to burn all our… Continue Reading ›

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Start the day off right with healthy cereal

Published April 1, 2010 by unknown

By Angela Tandon
It is a common knowledge that breakfast is the most important meal of the day and there is even research to prove it.… Continue Reading ›

Keep your sleep account balanced

Published March 25, 2010 by Sarah Levitt

Club Mills in March is often crowded until the early hours of the morning. With midterms, essays, and other assorted assignments, students often find it… Continue Reading ›

Quinoa is a great protein in your diet

Published March 25, 2010 by lindsay fleming

Quinoa, pronounced “keen-wah”, is a recently rediscovered ancient ‘pseudo-grain’ native to South America. While relatively new to North America, quinoa has been cultivated in the… Continue Reading ›

Make your sex life eco-friendly

Published March 11, 2010 by Jessica Lydiate

The other night I heard about a couple role-playing in bed with one person acting as an environmental activist and the other like a stakeholder… Continue Reading ›

Food can be deadly due to allergies

Published March 4, 2010 by Laura McGnie

McMaster student Kayla Gilchrist knows only too well about the serious risks associated with allergies. This fourth year Political Science major has been allergic to… Continue Reading ›

Meat should not be eaten in excess

Published March 4, 2010 by unknown

By Jeni Young
Animal products provide many essential elements of our diet. Meat is high in protein, an important substance to consume, as our bodies break… Continue Reading ›

All about sexual dysfunction

Published February 25, 2010 by lindsay fleming

Three sexual dysfunctions common among men are decreased sexual desire, erectile dysfunction and ejaculatory disorders. Approximately one in seven men will admit to feeling decreased… Continue Reading ›

Tantric sex rules that length matters

Published February 4, 2010 by mohini bhavsar

Tantra is the Sanskrit word for “weave” representing a deeply intertwined connection. Tantra is based is a religious philosophy that explains the love between the… Continue Reading ›

Fad diets are numerous but unhealthy

Published February 4, 2010 by Laura McGnie

Growing global rates of obesity have intensified the search for a quick, effective, and temptation-free weight-loss strategies. Today, approximately 50 million Americans are seeking weight… Continue Reading ›

Water is the magic cure for hangovers

Published January 28, 2010 by Jessica Lydiate

The morning after, or some time in the middle of the night, you wake up with a splitting headache and a terrible feeling in your… Continue Reading ›

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