Lori Elliott+FollowAlcohol’s Sneaky Stress Trap, ExplainedEver thought a drink after work would chill you out? Neuroscientist Andrew Huberman just dropped a truth bomb: while alcohol might calm you in the moment, it actually ramps up your stress and anxiety when you’re not drinking. Turns out, regular drinking can boost your baseline cortisol (the stress hormone), making your everyday stress worse. Huberman isn’t anti-alcohol, but he says those nightly drinks might be doing the opposite of what you want long-term. Mind = blown! #Health #BodyHealth #AndrewHuberman133Share
rachel60+FollowErin Andrews’ Cancer Shocker: No Symptoms!Erin Andrews just dropped a major health bomb—she had zero symptoms before her cervical cancer diagnosis. She credits a routine check-up for saving her life and is now on a mission to get everyone to schedule those screenings. Most of us put off doctor visits, but Erin’s story is a wild reminder: early detection is everything. She’s teaming up with Aflac for the #CheckforCancer campaign, and honestly, this could save lives. Don’t wait for symptoms—just go! #Health #BodyHealth #ErinAndrews8914Share
Dana David+FollowMedicare’s Shocking Eye Exam GapDid you know original Medicare doesn’t cover routine eye exams or glasses? Even though it’s the go-to for hospital stays and doctor visits, you’ll be on your own for that annual vision check unless you have diabetes or certain eye conditions. That means a simple eye exam could set you back $50 to $200+, and glasses? Think $224 to $511 out of pocket. If you’re planning for retirement, don’t let this catch you off guard! #Health #BodyHealth #Medicare00Share
Adam Schmidt+FollowLSD Trip Could Be the Future of Anxiety ReliefA single, higher dose of LSD might be the anxiety-buster we never saw coming. In a big new study, people with severe anxiety felt better for months after just one trip—literally. Lower doses? Meh, no real effect. But those who got enough to feel the full psychedelic experience saw fast, lasting improvements. There’s still debate about whether the cozy, music-filled treatment rooms helped, but the results are wild. Are we about to see psychedelics go mainstream for mental health? #Health #MentalHealth #LSD260Share
Jacqueline Howard DDS+FollowAlzheimer’s Drug Now DIY at Home?!Big news for Alzheimer’s care: the FDA just approved a self-injectable pen for Leqembi, the first Alzheimer’s drug you can use at home. No more monthly clinic trips—after your initial IV treatment, you can just give yourself a weekly shot. It’s super similar to those weight-loss pens everyone’s talking about. It’s pricier than the IV version, but Medicare caps costs for most people. This could totally change how patients manage Alzheimer’s! #Health #BodyHealth #Alzheimers240Share
Ryan Lewis+FollowA 'harmless' virus may be tied to Parkinson's?!Plot twist: Scientists just found a virus called HPgV in the brains and spinal fluid of people with Parkinson’s, but not in healthy folks. This virus was always thought to be harmless, but now it might be a missing piece in the Parkinson’s puzzle. It even seems to interact with certain genes! No need to panic yet, but this could totally change how we think about what causes Parkinson’s—and maybe even how we treat it in the future. #Health #BodyHealth #Parkinsons10Share
Beverage Master+Followmy roommate’s homemade thai curry changed meI was stuck in a routine: frozen meals, delivery pizza, nothing exciting. Then one evening, my roommate cooked Thai curry from scratch. The smell alone stopped me in the hallway. One bite, and I was hooked. Lemongrass, coconut milk, a tiny hint of chili—all dancing on my tongue. Suddenly, my usual frozen dinners felt empty. I started craving cooking at home, exploring flavors, and even inviting friends over to share meals. Food wasn’t just fuel anymore—it was experience. #Health #WorldRecipes20Share
mfigueroa+FollowMiracles & Mental Health: Surprising Study FindsEver wondered if believing in miracles actually helps your mental health? A new study says it might—at least for some people. American Indians are almost twice as likely to believe in miraculous healing compared to South Asians or White nurses. But here’s the twist: only White nurses who believed in miracles reported fewer depressive symptoms. For everyone else, the link wasn’t there. Plus, struggling with your faith? Not believing in miracles made those tough times hit even harder. Faith, hope, and mental health are more connected than you think! #Health #MentalHealth #Spirituality242Share
Ryan Lewis+FollowTylenol and Autism? New Report Sparks DebateMajor tea: The upcoming HHS report might link Tylenol use during pregnancy and low folate to higher autism risk in kids, but experts are not convinced. Some say folinic acid (a type of folate) could help with symptoms, but the science is all over the place. Drugmakers and doctors are urging calm, saying there’s no solid proof Tylenol causes autism. Autism rates are up, but that’s partly due to better screening and broader definitions. Thoughts? #Health #BodyHealth #AutismAwareness3017Share
Jennifer Wilson+FollowSoap Star’s Cancer Scare Nearly Went UnnoticedChristian LeBlanc from The Young and the Restless just dropped a wild story—he almost died from cancer, and the only reason he caught it was because of nosebleeds while filming! He’s now in remission after a scary battle with multiple myeloma. Fans even noticed something was off with his eyes before he did. Now, he’s back on stage and teasing some major drama ahead on Y&R. Talk about a real-life plot twist! #Health #BodyHealth #ChristianLeBlanc12211Share
