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Nine Things to Avoid When Your Body Is Worn Out

Nine Things to Avoid When Your Body Is Worn Out

While many pride themselves on sticking to an exercise routine regardless of fatigue, pushing a worn-out body may do more harm than good.
How to ‘Activate’ Your Longevity Genes: Why Fish and Low Sodium Are the Perfect Pairing

How to ‘Activate’ Your Longevity Genes: Why Fish and Low Sodium Are the Perfect Pairing

Children of centenarians have been found to share a distinct dietary commonality: they consume a significant amount of fish.
The Harvard Warning: Unmasking the Risks of the Keto Craze

The Harvard Warning: Unmasking the Risks of the Keto Craze

The diet industry is famously recession-proof. This endurance stems from a simple reality: the world is full of people...
Eating Strawberries and Blueberries Regularly: Why Consistency Is the 'Most Important Thing'

Eating Strawberries and Blueberries Regularly: Why Consistency Is the 'Most Important Thing'

Even when individuals consume the same types of fruit, the long-term psychological benefits can differ significantly.
“In 30 Years of Practicing Medicine, I Have Never Seen a Single Patient with Protein Deficiency”

“In 30 Years of Practicing Medicine, I Have Never Seen a Single Patient with Protein Deficiency”

South Korea is currently gripped by a "protein craze." Ours is a society that aggressively pushes protein consumption,...
The First Requirement of a 'Good Doctor' Noted by Medical Schools Worldwide

The First Requirement of a 'Good Doctor' Noted by Medical Schools Worldwide

"Expansion of medical school quotas, collapse of essential care, reform of the reimbursement system. . . .
SHINee’s Onew Reveals the Dangers of a

SHINee’s Onew Reveals the Dangers of a "Sweets-Only" Diet: "My Health Deteriorated Rapidly"

SHINee’s Onew recently opened up about the dangerous reality of his past struggle with sugar addiction and the toll it...
Why Young Colorectal Cancer Rates are Surging in Korea: The Paradox of “High-Quality” Protein

Why Young Colorectal Cancer Rates are Surging in Korea: The Paradox of “High-Quality” Protein

The common refrain "you have to eat meat to have strength" reflects a cultural sentiment in Korea that is anything but...
[USA-NIH] Why the NIH, Home to 174 Nobel Laureates, Attracts a Global Elite of Physician-Scientists

[USA-NIH] Why the NIH, Home to 174 Nobel Laureates, Attracts a Global Elite of Physician-Scientists

The chronic crisis in domestic healthcare extends beyond the collapse of essential services; it is also a crisis of...
Global Competition to Cultivate 'Good Doctors' Transforms Medical Classrooms

Global Competition to Cultivate 'Good Doctors' Transforms Medical Classrooms

From Technical Instruction to Patient-Centered Care “How do you tell a patient they have terminal cancer.