Ryan Lewis+FollowNicole Eggert’s Realest Mom Moments During CancerNicole Eggert is keeping it raw about her breast cancer journey—chemo, menopause, endless doctor visits—but says her daughters are her ultimate motivation. Even on the toughest days, being a mom (and “unpaid Uber driver”) gives her purpose and distraction. She’s learning as she goes, leaning on her girls for hugs and support, and determined to show them what resilience looks like. It’s tough, but Nicole’s all about finding strength in family and those little moments together. #Health #BodyHealth #NicoleEggert70Share
Jennifer Wilson+FollowMichael Irvin’s Heartbreaking Family BattleNFL Hall of Famer Michael Irvin just got real about caring for his wife, Sandy, who’s been fighting early-onset Alzheimer’s for nearly a decade. He shared on Club Shay Shay that they first thought it was menopause, but after a year of tests, the tough diagnosis came. Irvin’s been open about the 24/7 challenges, saying Sandy deserves to be at home, surrounded by family. It’s a raw, emotional glimpse into the life of a football legend off the field. #Health #BodyHealth #MichaelIrvin131Share
Beth Burton+FollowTelehealth Just Got a Major Medicare MakeoverMedicare’s about to shake up telehealth! CMS wants to make it way easier for doctors to get new telehealth services approved—no more complicated hoops to jump through. They’re also making some pandemic-era flexibilities permanent, like letting docs supervise virtually (video only, though). Some new services are getting added (think group therapy and obesity counseling), but others didn’t make the cut. If you care about telehealth, now’s the time to speak up before the rules are set! #Health #BodyHealth #Medicare42Share
Jared Hardy+FollowBabies Missing Key Gut Bacteria?Turns out, a lot of US babies are missing Bifidobacterium—the gut bacteria that helps digest breast milk and trains the immune system. In a big study, 1 in 4 babies had none, and most had super low levels. The catch? Babies with less of this bacteria were 3x more likely to get allergies, eczema, or asthma by age 2. C-sections, formula, and antibiotics all play a role. Early gut health really sets the stage for future wellness! #Health #BodyHealth #GutHealth30Share
Joel Sweeney+FollowFrozen Veggies Recall: Check Your Freezer!Frozen peas, carrots, and mixed veggies from Endico are being recalled in several states after testing positive for Listeria. If you bought any 2.5lb Endico bags recently, double-check those lot numbers and dates—contaminated veggies could cause serious illness. No one’s gotten sick yet, but better safe than sorry! Toss them or return for a refund. Food recalls are on the rise this year, so keep an eye on what’s in your fridge and freezer! #Health #BodyHealth #FoodRecall533Share
Ryan Lewis+FollowIs a Type 1 Diabetes Cure Finally Coming?You know how people always say a cure for type 1 diabetes is just five years away? Turns out, it’s still not here—but there’s real progress! Scientists are getting closer with lab-grown islet cell transplants and new tech like automated insulin pumps. The catch? Most treatments still need heavy-duty anti-rejection drugs, and a true, side-effect-free cure is still years (maybe decades) out. But the hope is real, and diabetes management is way easier than it used to be! #Health #BodyHealth #Type1Diabetes20Share
wilsonjames+FollowKidney deaths linked to high BP are rising fastShocking stat: deaths from kidney disease caused by high blood pressure have jumped nearly 50% in the last 25 years! The worst hit? Black and Hispanic communities, with Black Americans facing over 3x the death rate of others. Men are also at higher risk. High blood pressure isn’t just about heart attacks—it can quietly wreck your kidneys, too. Moral of the story: check your BP and don’t ignore it! #Health #BodyHealth #HealthNews192Share
Michelle Welch+FollowMouth Bacteria Hiding in Your Heart?!Turns out, brushing your teeth isn’t just about fresh breath—mouth bacteria can sneak into your arteries and chill there for years! Researchers found these sneaky bugs (viridans streptococci) forming hidden colonies inside artery plaques, dodging the immune system and antibiotics. When they finally wake up, they can trigger inflammation and help cause heart attacks. So, heart health might be about more than just cholesterol—your oral hygiene could be a secret player! #Health #BodyHealth #HeartHealth10Share
Sarah Bennett+FollowWhat Keeps Women Up at 3 a.m.?Ever wonder why your female friends always look tired? Turns out, women are twice as likely as men to never wake up feeling rested. But it’s not just about sleep—those 3 a.m. wakeups are prime time for silent regrets: picking security over passion, staying in draining jobs, or losing themselves in caregiving. These thoughts rarely make it to Instagram, but maybe they should. Regret isn’t failure—it’s a sign you still want more. Maybe it’s time to listen to those midnight whispers. #Health #BodyHealth #SleepStruggles7123Share
Donald Jones DDS+FollowHe Found His Own Cure—Literally!Imagine being told there’s no treatment for your rare disease, then almost dying five times—only to save yourself by finding a cure in an existing drug! That’s exactly what David Fajgenbaum did. Now he’s using his method to help others with rare diseases. Talk about turning the tables on fate! #Health #BodyHealth #Inspiration214Share
