Health
Are Your Supplements Doing Nothing at All?
The old adage about peeing away money may or may not be true depending on what supplements you're taking.
What Molecule Protects Your Brain, Fights Stress and Boosts Athletic Performance?
Phosphatidylserine is an essential, naturally occurring molecule that declines from your 20s.
Daily Sunshine Does So Much More than Red Light
Regular exposure to sunshine provides 6 times the health benefits of wearing a red-light mask.
Lessons in Physical Preservation from Manny Pacquiao
The “Sphere” rematch isn't just a fight; it’s a demonstration of how consistency and technical precision can extend an athletic prime by decades.
Top 5 Date Turn-Offs for Women and Men
Keep the poison out of your sugar to give romance a chance to take root.
Boost Your Fitness with Time-Tested Morning Magic
5 reasons why a good breakfast is the best way boost all your fitness goals.
Symmetry Is Next to Godliness in Fitness
Use your workouts to build your body's lateral symmetry for structural durability and optimal performance.
Say Yes to NO for Better Blood Flow and Stronger Arteries
Supplement your nitric oxide levels production to improve your energy levels and cardiovascular health
Turn Tofu into a Muscle-Building Power Bowl
Tofu's healthy amino-acid profile can be pumped up with the right companion foods.
Molecules Your Body Loses with Age—And How to Replenish Them
Check out these evidence-based approaches to address age-related molecular decline.
Why We Fall into Bad Romances—And What to Do About It
Learn to recognize how the bad-romance trap works and how to keep from falling into it.
Dying to Burn Calories When You're Sick?
Your immune system is probably already burning what you would have burned in your normal workout to bring you back to health.
Can You Become Fit Enough to Avoid Colds and Flus?
Fitness does enhance your immune system but overtraining can weaken it as well.
Is Your High IQ Cramping Your Dating Style?
How to avoid the analysis paralysis that can make some brainy Asian Americans miss the moment and lose the connections needed to form relationships.
How America's Germaphobia Contributes to Arthritis, Obesity, Depression, Chronic Fatigue
Your health may improve if you accept that your body was made to thrive in a world filled with germs.
American Dishes That Best Nutritionally Complement East and South Asian Diets
If you've ever wondered how to best balance nutritional deficiencies in your routine Asian diets, take a look at these dishes.
How to Be a Bogus Vegan
You don't actually have to eat those disgusting pricey vegan foods to pull off the ultimate urban image scam.
Should You Work Out Even When You Slept Badly?
Feeling like a rag doll after only 4 hours of sleep shouldn't necessarily keep you from your scheduled workout.
Skinny Girl Gets Superhero Glutes in 5 Months
Pop culture editor Kelli Luu reveals how she sculpted a strong shapely glutes to top off her volleyball legs — without a BBL.
Is Your Fast-Track Lifestyle Causing Hair Loss?
The demands of on-the-go careers can provide too much stress and not enough of the nutrients, sleep and regular moderate exercise to keep your body ...
You May Be a Coffee Junkie for the Right Reasons, Even If It’s Decaf
You may well be addicted to the wide variety of health benefits that drinking even decaffeinated coffee can confer.
11 Molecules in Your Rich Uncle's Supplement Case
Check out the molecules likely to keep popping into the mouths of the rich and healthy.
Testosterone, Baldness, Prostate Cancer and SHBG
Higher levels of sex-hormone-binding globulin (SHBG) helps protect Asian men from bad testosterone side effects like acne, baldness, heart attacks and prostate cancer.
Victor Wong Talks Jiu Jitsu, Kettle Bells and Dropping 20 Pounds
A tournament-level martial artist takes us through jiu jitsu's journey from Japan to Brazil to UFC and his own physical journey to get the conditioning ...
Fit Lactose-Intolerant Asian Insomniac Who Gets Cold Sores?
Congratulations! You're perfectly matched for amino acid supplementation with lysine.
Diaries of My Older Sister
The suicide of his brilliant and beautiful sister Katie in her college dorm inspires Terry Bu's reflections on societal pressures and negative self-talk. (Excerpted from ...
Beta Blockers Don't Help Heart Attack Patients Says Major Study
A pill commonly given to heart-attack patients had no impact on a study involving 8,500 patients.
Black Beans, Seaweed Said to Help Prevent Graying
Eating black beans, sesame seeds and seaweed will help you resist premature graying and hair loss.
What Type of Workers Get the Best Sleep?
The occupations that enjoy the best sleep are those with hours that align with your circadian rhythm, involve less stress, require steady workloads and offer ...
Why Do Europeans Eat Safer and Healthier than Americans?
Stricter, more health-focused European food safety standards ensure Europeans have access to safer dairy, meats, wheat, oat, soy and baked goods.
Can Processed Foods Be Good for You?
Some processed foods can offer valuable nutrition not easily obtained from other sources, but the level of processing makes a big difference in health outcomes.
Are You Crazy?
Some mental health conditions can be more reliably identified through self-assessment, but Asian Americans can benefit from being more open-minded about the benefits of seeking ...
Fibermaxxing Is One Health Trend That's Good for You
The practice encourages strategically maximizing fiber intake throughout the day to promote digestive health.
Blue Zones Offer Health Lessons Compatible with Asian American Lifestyles
The 90-plus years lifespans in Blue Zones owe not to genetics but to balanced and spiritual lifestyles that are highly compatible with Asian American values.
Microplastics in the Asian Diet and How to Reduce It
The typical Asian diet may potentially put you at a higher risk for ingesting nano- and microplastics than the average American diet.
What's Behind Asian American Longevity?
Diet, lifestyle, lower stress linked to socioeconomic status, genetics and access to healthcare are primary factors giving Asian Americans longer life expectancies compared to other ...
Supplements Can Offset Nutritional Deficiencies and Extend Metabolic Efficiency
Today's nutritional supplements can help ensure sufficient nutrition and also help extend your health span by compensating for age-related cellular deficiencies.
Coffee vs. Tea: Wake Up to the Better Choice
Both coffee and tea can contribute to a healthy lifestyle, but they offer different experiences due to varying caffeine levels and the presence of other ...
Stay Extra Alive with 30-Second Death Struggles
Intervals of intense exertion are what keeps bodies youthful by releasing human growth hormones.
Gene Mutations that Impact Asians Most Severely
The prevalence of certain key genetic variants within Asian populations have been shown to impact their health in unique ways.
Your Soap and Shampoo May Be Harming Your Skin
Many commercially available soaps and shampoos contain chemicals that can have adverse effects on the human body, skin and hair.
Indian vs. American Food: The Healthier Choice
Indian meals are often designed to include a balance of carbohydrates, proteins, and fats while ingredients in American food have been stripped of nutrients through ...
Korean vs American Barbecue Health Comparison
Korean BBQ is the healthier option due to its cooking style and the healthier side dishes that typically accompany it.
The Race Is on for the Next Weight Loss Drug
Big pharma manufacturers are developing several experimental drugs in the race to design the next blockbuster medication for obesity and diabetes.
For Some Asians Alcohol Poses Risk of More than Flushing
People of east Asian ancestry are most at risk for alcohol intolerance, but the condition can affect people of all races and ethnicities.
Whey Protein vs. Plant-Based Protein: A Tough Choice
Those looking to add muscle mass and overall vitality find different advantages and disadvantages from whey protein and plant-based protein.
Japanese Walking Brings Interval Training to the Masses
The Japanese walking fitness trend has gone viral online and promises major health benefits with minimal equipment and time.
Chinese GLP-1, Cagrilintide Used by Americans to Lose Weight Cheaply
Some Americans have begun concocting homemade injections using Chinese GLP-1 and cagrilintide to avoid the high cost of FDA-approved weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy.
Wegovy, Zepbound Users Mostly Continue Past a Year
Sustained use of GLP-1 weight loss drugs is increasing due to easing shortages, expanding insurance coverage and better medical care in managing side effects.
Are Your Supplements Doing Nothing at All?
The old adage about peeing away money may or may not be true depending on what supplements you're taking.
What Molecule Protects Your Brain, Fights Stress and Boosts Athletic Performance?
Phosphatidylserine is an essential, naturally occurring molecule that declines from your 20s.
Daily Sunshine Does So Much More than Red Light
Regular exposure to sunshine provides 6 times the health benefits of wearing a red-light mask.
Lessons in Physical Preservation from Manny Pacquiao
The “Sphere” rematch isn't just a fight; it’s a demonstration of how consistency and technical precision can extend an athletic prime by decades.
Top 5 Date Turn-Offs for Women and Men
Keep the poison out of your sugar to give romance a chance to take root.
Boost Your Fitness with Time-Tested Morning Magic
5 reasons why a good breakfast is the best way boost all your fitness goals.
Symmetry Is Next to Godliness in Fitness
Use your workouts to build your body's lateral symmetry for structural durability and optimal performance.
Say Yes to NO for Better Blood Flow and Stronger Arteries
Supplement your nitric oxide levels production to improve your energy levels and cardiovascular health
Turn Tofu into a Muscle-Building Power Bowl
Tofu's healthy amino-acid profile can be pumped up with the right companion foods.
Molecules Your Body Loses with Age—And How to Replenish Them
Check out these evidence-based approaches to address age-related molecular decline.
Why We Fall into Bad Romances—And What to Do About It
Learn to recognize how the bad-romance trap works and how to keep from falling into it.
Dying to Burn Calories When You're Sick?
Your immune system is probably already burning what you would have burned in your normal workout to bring you back to health.
Can You Become Fit Enough to Avoid Colds and Flus?
Fitness does enhance your immune system but overtraining can weaken it as well.
Is Your High IQ Cramping Your Dating Style?
How to avoid the analysis paralysis that can make some brainy Asian Americans miss the moment and lose the connections needed to form relationships.
How America's Germaphobia Contributes to Arthritis, Obesity, Depression, Chronic Fatigue
Your health may improve if you accept that your body was made to thrive in a world filled with germs.
American Dishes That Best Nutritionally Complement East and South Asian Diets
If you've ever wondered how to best balance nutritional deficiencies in your routine Asian diets, take a look at these dishes.
How to Be a Bogus Vegan
You don't actually have to eat those disgusting pricey vegan foods to pull off the ultimate urban image scam.
Should You Work Out Even When You Slept Badly?
Feeling like a rag doll after only 4 hours of sleep shouldn't necessarily keep you from your scheduled workout.
Skinny Girl Gets Superhero Glutes in 5 Months
Pop culture editor Kelli Luu reveals how she sculpted a strong shapely glutes to top off her volleyball legs — without a BBL.
Is Your Fast-Track Lifestyle Causing Hair Loss?
The demands of on-the-go careers can provide too much stress and not enough of the nutrients, sleep and regular moderate exercise to keep your body ...
You May Be a Coffee Junkie for the Right Reasons, Even If It’s Decaf
You may well be addicted to the wide variety of health benefits that drinking even decaffeinated coffee can confer.
11 Molecules in Your Rich Uncle's Supplement Case
Check out the molecules likely to keep popping into the mouths of the rich and healthy.
Testosterone, Baldness, Prostate Cancer and SHBG
Higher levels of sex-hormone-binding globulin (SHBG) helps protect Asian men from bad testosterone side effects like acne, baldness, heart attacks and prostate cancer.
Victor Wong Talks Jiu Jitsu, Kettle Bells and Dropping 20 Pounds
A tournament-level martial artist takes us through jiu jitsu's journey from Japan to Brazil to UFC and his own physical journey to get the conditioning ...
Fit Lactose-Intolerant Asian Insomniac Who Gets Cold Sores?
Congratulations! You're perfectly matched for amino acid supplementation with lysine.
Diaries of My Older Sister
The suicide of his brilliant and beautiful sister Katie in her college dorm inspires Terry Bu's reflections on societal pressures and negative self-talk. (Excerpted from ...
Beta Blockers Don't Help Heart Attack Patients Says Major Study
A pill commonly given to heart-attack patients had no impact on a study involving 8,500 patients.
Black Beans, Seaweed Said to Help Prevent Graying
Eating black beans, sesame seeds and seaweed will help you resist premature graying and hair loss.
What Type of Workers Get the Best Sleep?
The occupations that enjoy the best sleep are those with hours that align with your circadian rhythm, involve less stress, require steady workloads and offer ...
Why Do Europeans Eat Safer and Healthier than Americans?
Stricter, more health-focused European food safety standards ensure Europeans have access to safer dairy, meats, wheat, oat, soy and baked goods.
Can Processed Foods Be Good for You?
Some processed foods can offer valuable nutrition not easily obtained from other sources, but the level of processing makes a big difference in health outcomes.
Are You Crazy?
Some mental health conditions can be more reliably identified through self-assessment, but Asian Americans can benefit from being more open-minded about the benefits of seeking ...
Fibermaxxing Is One Health Trend That's Good for You
The practice encourages strategically maximizing fiber intake throughout the day to promote digestive health.
Blue Zones Offer Health Lessons Compatible with Asian American Lifestyles
The 90-plus years lifespans in Blue Zones owe not to genetics but to balanced and spiritual lifestyles that are highly compatible with Asian American values.
Microplastics in the Asian Diet and How to Reduce It
The typical Asian diet may potentially put you at a higher risk for ingesting nano- and microplastics than the average American diet.
What's Behind Asian American Longevity?
Diet, lifestyle, lower stress linked to socioeconomic status, genetics and access to healthcare are primary factors giving Asian Americans longer life expectancies compared to other ...
Supplements Can Offset Nutritional Deficiencies and Extend Metabolic Efficiency
Today's nutritional supplements can help ensure sufficient nutrition and also help extend your health span by compensating for age-related cellular deficiencies.
Coffee vs. Tea: Wake Up to the Better Choice
Both coffee and tea can contribute to a healthy lifestyle, but they offer different experiences due to varying caffeine levels and the presence of other ...
Stay Extra Alive with 30-Second Death Struggles
Intervals of intense exertion are what keeps bodies youthful by releasing human growth hormones.
Gene Mutations that Impact Asians Most Severely
The prevalence of certain key genetic variants within Asian populations have been shown to impact their health in unique ways.
Your Soap and Shampoo May Be Harming Your Skin
Many commercially available soaps and shampoos contain chemicals that can have adverse effects on the human body, skin and hair.
Indian vs. American Food: The Healthier Choice
Indian meals are often designed to include a balance of carbohydrates, proteins, and fats while ingredients in American food have been stripped of nutrients through ...
Korean vs American Barbecue Health Comparison
Korean BBQ is the healthier option due to its cooking style and the healthier side dishes that typically accompany it.
The Race Is on for the Next Weight Loss Drug
Big pharma manufacturers are developing several experimental drugs in the race to design the next blockbuster medication for obesity and diabetes.
For Some Asians Alcohol Poses Risk of More than Flushing
People of east Asian ancestry are most at risk for alcohol intolerance, but the condition can affect people of all races and ethnicities.
Whey Protein vs. Plant-Based Protein: A Tough Choice
Those looking to add muscle mass and overall vitality find different advantages and disadvantages from whey protein and plant-based protein.
Japanese Walking Brings Interval Training to the Masses
The Japanese walking fitness trend has gone viral online and promises major health benefits with minimal equipment and time.
Chinese GLP-1, Cagrilintide Used by Americans to Lose Weight Cheaply
Some Americans have begun concocting homemade injections using Chinese GLP-1 and cagrilintide to avoid the high cost of FDA-approved weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy.
Wegovy, Zepbound Users Mostly Continue Past a Year
Sustained use of GLP-1 weight loss drugs is increasing due to easing shortages, expanding insurance coverage and better medical care in managing side effects.
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