Longevity

Are you ready to take your heart health to new heights? A recent study from across the pond has revealed that simply swapping the elevator for the stairs could be the key to a longer, healthier life. Researchers in the U.K. discovered that those people who made the effort to climb stairs regularly had a decreased risk of heart disease and premature death compared to their elevator-loving counterparts.

Coffee, the beloved morning ritual for millions around the globe, is much more than just a pick-me-up beverage. Beyond its aromatic allure and unmistakable flavour, coffee boasts an array of health benefits that may surprise many. While its reputation has fluctuated over the years, recent research has shed light on the positive effects coffee can have on various aspects of health from boosting cognitive function to reducing the risk of chronic diseases.

Dr. Henri Coanda, the OG of science, isn't just known for his majestic moustache and fabulous lab coat. No, this genius is the one who discovered fluid dynamics and holds a whopping 600 patents. Talk about overachieving. But even the greats need to pass on the torch, and that's where young prodigy Patrick Flanagan comes in. Dr. Coanda recognised his brilliance when they were both chilling at a Defense Department "think tank" for scientists.

For over 2,000 years, humans have been rocking the fresh vibes of pine trees. Yep, they've been getting all up in those male catkins on the branches and scooping out some serious tonic and nutrient-packed goodness and don't even get me started on the party that goes down when you mix it with alcohol and get that androgenic powder.

In a study published in Nutrients, some smarty-pants researchers did a fancy review to gather up all the recent evidence about how awesome Extra Virgin Olive Oil (EVOO) is for preventing diseases. Turns out, those Mediterranean diets that are full of plants like veggies, fruits, nuts, and whole grains, along with a moderate amount of fermented dairy and fish, are the bomb at keeping chronic diseases at bay.