Sperm counts have been declining at an alarming rate, with research showing a 50% drop in total sperm count over the last five decades.1 The implications of this trend extend far beyond reproductive issues, as poor sperm quality has been linked to chronic diseases and increased mortality risk. To explore this connection, researchers from Copenhagen… Read More: Men with Healthier Sperm Tend to Live Longer, Study Finds »
First discovered in 1817 by Swedish chemist Jöns Jacob Berzelius, selenium is a mineral named after Selene, the Greek goddess of the moon. It’s found in living organisms, including soil and plants. But within the context of human nutrition, only a small amount is needed to help support optimal health, which is why it’s considered… Read More: The Importance of Selenium for Health and Disease Prevention »
A mother’s gut microbiome plays a significant role in seeding the infant’s gut. The baby’s microbiome is also “seeded” during vaginal delivery. By the time they are toddlers, their bodies host trillions of bacteria that shape their immunity, digestion, and even brain function. And, as demonstrated by recent research, the diversity of plants your child… Read More: Eating a Variety of Plants Helps Build a Strong Infant… »
1 How can you naturally enhance your health by emulating your ancestors’ lifestyle? Eat nutrient-dense whole foods regularly Stay physically active through daily physical activity Live in harmony with nature by spending more time outdoors All of the above Ancestors maintained better health by eating nutrient-dense whole foods, staying physically active, and living in harmony… Read More: Weekly Health Quiz: Menopause, Diabetes, and Vitamin D Benefits »