Today’s Solutions: November 27, 2024

Health

Finding good health news amidst a pandemic can be quite daunting. That’s not the case with The Optimist Daily, where positive news is in high supply. Our Health section covers the latest good news from the health sector, featuring solutions ranging from mental and physical health to immunity, nutrition, and cutting edge medical research.

Modern Acupuncture opens first

Modern Acupuncture opens first location in Scottsdale

Modern Acupuncture, a pioneer health and wellness concept to make the natural health and cosmetic benefits of acupuncture accessible and affordable is now open in north Scottsdale. Modern Acupuncture combines a healing form that has been validated by thousands of years of practice with a modern, Read More...

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Two cups of grapes a day may keep Alzheimer's away

Besides being delicious, grapes have the ability to protect your mental health. In a new study, researchers found that consuming two cups of grapes a day can help fend off Alzheimer’s disease. The effect is likely due to the known antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties of polyphenols, which Read More...

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Best supplement to improve memory in healthy people

Working memory is vital to holding pieces of visual, verbal or other information in your mind while you manipulate them. Even healthy young people can improve their memory by increasing their omega-3 intake, research finds. The six-month study showed that omega-3 supplements increased Read More...

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In India, people are getting paid to use the toilet

India has a major urban sanitation problem. More than 41 million people in urban India practice open defecation and 71.5 percent of the rural population does not have adequate access to sanitation facilities. On top of that, there are also people who resist using toilets because some see it as the Read More...

Standing up straight can help

Standing up straight can help symptoms of depression: study

Have you ever been told to stand up straight? Well, you should. In a recent study, researchers from the University of Auckland found that standing up straight not only improves self-esteem and mood in healthy people, but can also reduce the symptoms of people with mild-to-moderate depression. The Read More...

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A positive outlook can completely change the outcome of cancer

New research from the University College London shows that a patient’s psychological response to disease plays a key factor in their chance of survival. In fact, researchers found that those who are anxious or distressed about their cancer diagnosis are up to four times more likely to die from Read More...

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Acupuncture boosts effectiveness of standard medical care for chronic pain

Health specialists at the University of York have found that acupuncture treatment can boost the effectiveness of standard medical care, lessening the severity of chronic pain and depression. In a report published in the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Journals Library, the Read More...

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For a healthier mind, trust your gut

Typical treatments for depression and anxiety include prescription medications and talk therapy, but new research has revealed an unexpected treatment: A strong dose of microorganisms. The human-bacteria relationship is a deeply symbiotic one, says Ted Dinan, a leading expert in Read More...

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Groundbreaking system allows locked-in syndrome patients to communicate

Doctors have used a brain-reading device to hold simple conversations with “locked-in” patients in work that promises to transform the lives of people who are too disabled to communicate. The groundbreaking technology allows the paralysed patients – who have not been able to speak Read More...

Study: Living in the mountains

Study: Living in the mountains decreases the risk of heart disease

A major risk factor for development of heart disease, stroke and diabetes is lower in people that live at higher altitudes. This also applies to people with a family history of these diseases, according to a new Read More...