In a world where we are constantly connected by social media, we have learned what it means to be a digital extrovert. Whether we get a new haircut, enjoy a delicious meal, start a new gym routine, or are celebrating a special day with someone,...
How are your sleeping habits? Are you an early, or late riser? Do you get more than 8 hours of sleep a night? Do you tend to sleep in on the weekends? And how does all of this affect your health? Scientists have been studying the...
A survey from the Bed Bible shows that men tend to cheat on their partners more often than women. Throughout life, 10 to 26 percent of men admit to infidelity. And that's just the guys who admit to it. If you ask a group of cheaters,...
Biotin, a B-complex vitamin also known as Vitamin H, is vital in cellular proliferation, or the body’s processes of creating new cells. Biotin has also been shown to serve an important role in hair growth by helping the body to process energy and transport carbon...
Copper is a natural and essential trace element in the body, with the entire copper content of an average adult only making up about eighty milligrams. Copper is naturally processed by the body to maintain a stable or homeostatic environment, so there is little to...
While very resilient, hair can be damaged in a a number of ways including excessive heat and over processing with chemicals such as bleach or dye. Healthy hair can be stretched to 150% of it’s original length, and rebound without a problem. Damaged, dry hair...
Propacil is a patented herbal formula that combines three heavy hitting ingredients all aimed at maintaining the youthful appearance of hair by thickening the “bulb” or flesh that surrounds and anchors the root of the hair. This thickening of the bulb allows more blood flow...
Saw Palmetto, also known as cabbage palm or the American dwarf palm tree, has a history of medicinal use by the Mayans and the Seminole Tribe of Florida as a tonic, antiseptic, supplement for sexual health, and was even formulated to be an expectorant. The...
The first accounts and archeological records of the human consumption of caffeine began around 3000 BCE and came from all over the world, as caffeine is a naturally occurring chemical compound in sixty-one known plants. Indigenous peoples of the Americas were known to brew the seeds...
Olives are a kitchen and cocktail favorite, but they also contain many beneficial nutrients in the leaves as well as the fruit. In addition to long term speculation that the high anti-oxidant content in olive oil contributes to Mediterranean populations having lower rates of cancer,...
