Newsletter Archive – 2015
If you missed a recent bi-weekly newsletter from Jon Barron, don’t fret! We have archived all the health newsletters below for your convenience. Scroll topics or if you are looking for specific health information, use our search field above. More than likely, Jon covered your topic in one of these health newsletters!
8 Natural Tips for Sunburn Relief
If you have a red, painful sunburn, take heart. Here’s a list of eight natural home remedies that can ease your discomfort and help your sunburn resolve more quickly.
Could Benadryl Cause Dementia?
Anticholinergic drugs, used to treat allergies, depression, gastrointestinal problems, have been linked to an increased risk of dementia.
Drink a Cup of Tomato Juice a Day to Protect Your Heart
Tomato juice is a great source of antioxidants like lycopene, and a cup a day may lower the risk of heart disease.
Are We Growing Horns Because of Our Smartphones?
Recent research suggests hornlike structures, born spurs, may grow on the skull from smartphone use. Poor posture when using smartphones may be to blame.
Fight Inflammation With Blueberries
Inflammatory arthritis and gout sufferers, take note. You may be able to fight the inflammation related to your condition with blueberries. They are a healthy superfood and associated with a considerable reduction in inflammation.
STDs Among Seniors
Seniors not only are having sex well into their golden years, but at least some are being reckless about it. Senior citizens comprise the largest population seeking medical help for sexually transmitted infections.
Nighttime Light Linked to Weight Gain
According to a new study, women who sleep with artificial light in their room may have a higher risk of gaining weight.
Four Things to Know About Room Temperature
If you’re female and shivering inside your air-conditioned office building, it’s time to turn up the temp. New research shows that productivity and cognitive skills for women increase in warmer rooms.
Diabetes in Middle Age May Mean Stroke Later On
Diabetes is linked to all kinds of health issues, including nerve damage, kidney failure, and more. Can diabetes also contribute to stroke? Learn more!
The Dark Side of Home DNA Health Tests
DNA home health tests provide information about vulnerability to a range of hereditary diseases. But are home DNA tests safe, private, and accurate?
Four Things You Might Not Know About Crying
Learn four things about crying. Is crying healthy? Do pets cry? How does crying impact mood?
Elderly Fall Prevention
Deadly falls among the elderly are on the rise. How do we protect ourselves and our loved ones from a potentially deadly fall in our golden years?
Coffee May Impact Heart Health
New research suggests that heavy consumption of coffee is associated with a greater likelihood of developing heart problems. But what is too much coffee? You may be surprised.
Myth or Fact: Is Canola Oil Healthy or Bad?
Canola Oil: there are myths and facts about Canola oil all over the net, but that doesn’t make it true. Let’s look at these Urban myths and decide if canola oil is healthy or not.
Men and Low Bone Mass
Men can also lose bone density and experience osteoporosis. Learn some natural prevention techniques.
Chemotherapy, Long Term Brain Impairment
Chemotherapy promotes a lingering intellectual deficit. The question remains: is Chemotherapy worth the risk of the side-effects such as cognitive impairment?
Ultra-Processed Foods Produce Astonishing Weight Gains!
Ultra-processed foods are now almost impossible to avoid, but there may be a way to minimize the damage done by those unhealthy foods that sneak their way into your diet.
Fermented Foods Boost the Immune System
Scientists have recently learned how fermented foods increase our immunity. Find out why you should eat more fermented foods!
Naturally Relieve Lower Back Pain
40 million American workers experience chronic lower back pain. What are some of the natural remedies?