People with a sweet tooth tend to be “sweeter” people.

New research suggests coffee drinking is linked to lower depression risk.

Ginseng is an herb that has been used in Asian and Russian cultures for centuries for the flavour it adds to cooking but more importantly as an herbal medicine.

In this day and age with so much information at our finger tips and teenagers openly communicating with each other on Facebook or Twitter, it is amazing that they still seem to know very little about sex.

Your phone could be a major source of some unsavoury germs.

If I were able to chart my brain right now it would have certainly more peaks and troughs than the recent history of our Australian Stock Exchange.

People who are easily embarrassed are more trustworthy and more generous.

Supplementing with magnesium can relieve hot flushes during menopause.

This final blog in the series gives some information about possible treatments of TMJ dysfunction and head and neck pain related to it.

A new study has used Twitter to study global mood but is it all that seems?

How your mind reacts to mistakes determines your ability to learn.

Well, it’s October and between having to lodge your tax return by the end of the month, the HSC in about a week or so, Christmas round the corner plus all your ongoing daily rush for many it’s a stressful time of the year.