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Seasons keep changing, lifestyle keeps changing, food habits change and so on, nothing stays still and that is nature. However, understanding these changes and adjusting ourselves to those changes is not that easy. If this issue was so easy then there would be no health problems at all! Surprised to hear this? Yes, it is very true. All our health problems are due to one or the other kind of failure in adapting to the changing surroundings within or without! That is when we need experiments to understand and experts to treat us.

The Wellness Today is bringing out another issue with sweet little tips on promoting your health and staying fit towards our goal of enabling you for a healthy and long life. This time we have interesting articles on Cyberchondria, Premature Ejaculation, Tips on Lowering Cholesterol, Fitness and Yin Yoga.

We hope you will enjoy reading our articles and send us your inquiries and feedback, as always.

Stay Healthy, Live Longer!

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Cover Story

New Year’s Resolutions: How To Keep Them Beyond January

New Year’s Resolutions:  How To Keep Them Beyond January

by Jaye McCaffery

Fri, Dec 31, 2010

Roll on to the end of January. Your enthusiasm has waned and you’re wondering if you’ve set yourself too great a task. ‘Who wants to be a thin, fit millionaire anyway?’, you say as you tuck into left-over Christmas candies, light a cigarette and order a take-out on your credit card.

Lead Stories

10 Tips to Help You Lead a Healthy Lifestyle

10 Tips to Help You Lead a Healthy Lifestyle

by Lauren Corona

Fri, Dec 31, 2010

In today's world, it seems we are all so busy, and it can sometimes be hard to find the time and energy to keep on track with a healthy lifestyle. However, healthy living doesn't need to be a chore. Follow these 10 simple tips and you will be on your way to feeling great inside and out.

Homeopathic Medicine and the Principles Behind it

Homeopathic Medicine and the Principles Behind it

by Seth Mullins

Fri, Dec 31, 2010

Though its philosophies and practices have been in existence for over 200 years, homeopathy has reemerged in recent decades as a viable (and more affordable) alternative to modern medical practice. “Homeopathy” is derived from two Greek words: homoios, meaning “similar”, and pathos, meaning “suffering” or “disease”.

Diet & Nutrition

Married people are physically less fit!

Married people are physically less fit!

by Dr Kristie

Fri, Dec 31, 2010

Marriage may be good for you mentally, but it could make you a loser from a fitness standpoint. According to a recent study published in the American Journal of Epidemiology, people who are married are less likely to be physically fit than single or divorced people.

Are eggs good for protein?

Are eggs good for protein?

by Dr Kristie

Fri, Dec 31, 2010

Eggs are so versatile. They taste great scrambled, poached, hard-broiled or fried – and you can combine them with antioxidant-rich veggies as an omelet for a balanced morning meal. Eggs are filling and low in fat, but what about their protein content? Are eggs high in protein?