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High on Health: Boredom and Your Brain – the Surprising Health Benefits
But can you endure it long enough to do any good?
Kelli BallardJul 25, 2026
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High on Health: Loneliness Can Be Detrimental to Your Health
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High on Health: Are We Losing Our Ability to Concentrate?
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High on Health: Chronic Fatigue Is Becoming a Major Health Problem
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High on Health: The Elderly Are Living Longer and Healthier
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High on Health: Your Gut Health Is Affected by Who You Live With
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High on Health: Modern Life May Be Making Us Less Able to Handle Heat
However, some suggest that modern life and these advantages are actually making us less adaptable to the heat....
High on Health: Study Says Vaping Can Alter Genes Linked to Cancer
Remember when vaping came out and people rushed to exchange their cigarettes for vapes because it was supposed to be a l...
High on Health: Why Young Adults Are Getting ‘Old People’ Diseases
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The Peptide Revolution: Amazon Stops the Flow of BAC Water
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High on Health: Your Handwriting May Be an Indication of Alzheimer’s Disease
Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease affect cognitive abilities, but in many cases, the condition isn’t discovered until the...
High on Health: What’s Going On With Hantavirus?
Seven years ago, the COVID-19 pandemic upended life as we knew it. Now the hantavirus is making headlines, and people wo...
The True Cost of COVID-19
As the surreal ordeal of the global COVID-19 pandemic recedes further into the past, increasing criticism has been level...
High on Health: A Dangerous Connection Between Belly Fat and Old Age
Researchers looked into the connection between belly fat and old age and found some concerning links....
High on Health: Strange Connection Between the Stomach and Parkinson’s Disease
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Is Killing Germs a Health Risk?
In the effort to protect human health, we are now sterilizing ourselves into chronic illness. Children are the most vuln...
High on Health: Eating Right May Increase Risk of Lung Cancer
Lung cancer doesn’t just strike people who smoke; it can assault anyone at any time....
Junk Food on SNAP? Free Choice vs Poor Health on the Public Dime
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High on Health: Married People Have Lower Risk of Cancer
The old saying that marriage makes you live longer may have some truth to it. While it might sound like something pulled...
GLP-1 Study Reveals Hidden Side Effects
The amazingly effective pharmaceuticals used for weight loss, known as GLP-1s, may seem like a miracle, but, like most n...
High on Health: Is Your Neighborhood Giving You Zombie Cells?
When shopping for a home and neighborhood to live in, we usually look for specific things. What is the crime rate? Is it...
High on Health: Adult Stomach Trouble Could Come From Childhood
If you suffer from digestive issues, you aren’t alone. A national survey commissioned by Oshi Health and conducted by Th...
High on Health: Counting Calories? Food Labels May Be Wrong
For most dieters and health-conscious individuals, knowing a food’s nutritional values is numero uno when it comes to ch...
High on Health: Early Menopause Linked to Coronary Heart Disease
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