LifeMinute Health & Wellness

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The best selling R&B artist, Broadway and TV actress and reality show star met up with us in Los Angeles to share what she’s been up to.

Many people live with chronic conditions that cause pain day in and day out. For some, that pain may not always be visible. 3.3 million Americans have Chronic Migraine, meaning they experience pain from headaches or migraines for more than half the month.

Registered Dietitian, Celebrity Nutritionist and Healthy Cooking Expert Keri Glassman explains the connection between food and health.

The dreaded cold and flu season is approaching, what preventative measures can you take to avoid getting sick? Dr. Mike Roussell, Nutritionist and author of The MetaShred Diet, shares the scoop

To help shake insecurities and empower everyone to feel amazing about themselves, we caught up with The Biggest Loser Season 14 winner, Danni Allen.

It’s Migraine and Headache Awareness Month and 3.3 million Americans suffer with chronic migraine, which is classified as experiencing 15 or more headache days a month. Neurologist and Headache Specialist, Dr. Kerry Knievel offers insight on treatment and when it might be time to explore options such as botox, approved by the FDA in 2010.

When it comes to pregnancy prevention--preparation and control are key. We caught up with Keech Combe-Shetty, CEO of Vagisil, and Dr. Logan Levkoff, an internationally recognized expert on sexuality and relationships, in New York City this week to discuss the latest news, information, and fact versus fiction when it comes to this issue.

May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month so we turned to leading dermatologist, Dr. Elizabeth Hale and 4-H Spokesperson, Lucy Hutchinson to educate us on the importance of sun-safety, especially for children.

It’s a touchy topic that affects women of all ages, even in their twenties and one that most aren’t comfortable discussing. We caught up with one of the country’s leading cosmetic surgeons and women’s health advocates, Dr. Jennifer Walden in Austin Texas to learn about a new cosmetic procedure called FemTouch.

November is National Caregivers Month and lifestyle expert, Dr. Keri Peterson offer tips and must haves to for encouraging a positive health routine, especially when it comes to bladder leakage. A recent study from Prevail shows exercise, eating right, stress reduction can help.

Only 10% of the US population trust that pharmaceutical companies are honest and ethical. This is why Dr. Jennifer Miller, Founder and President of the NY-based nonprofit, Bioethics International and the Good Pharma Scorecard created the index, which ranks large pharmaceutical companies and every new FDA approved drug on key ethics, human rights, and public health criteria. This year the Good Phar...

December is National Constipation Awareness Month. Stress, travel and changes in diet and routine can all contribute to occasional constipation, but constipation that keeps coming back may be diagnosed as IBS-C or CIC. Dr. Jonathan Rosenberg shares how to identify signs of IBS-C or CIC early on as well as ways to take charge and manage recurring symptoms.

MS, an autoimmune disorder affecting 2-3 times more women than men and usually diagnosed between the ages of 20 and 40, is being treated holistically by today’s healthcare professionals

Start by making sure you’re getting enough sleep to help your body rejuvenate each night – at least eight hours of sleep is recommended says integrative health expert, Dr. Taz Bhatia. Eat right and pay attention to how your body reacts to certain food choices. In fact many Americans don’t realize that your diet can directly impact how your body operates. Especially for the 25 million Americans wit...

Don’t let cold and flu season take you down this winter. Dr. Keri Peterson shares must-haves to combat all your symptoms and even prevent you from getting sick.

Hydrated skin, cold sore relief and shorter colds make for a happier and healthier fall season.

“The U by Kotex brand knows women have a lot of passion for and ideas about how to make things better when it comes to period experiences and feminine care,” says Lifestyle Expert Kris Drew. “That’s why they created the signature Period Projects, each championed by a woman, that celebrate passion for creative change.”

Countless Americans are desperate to get healthier, but simply don’t know how to go about it. Dr. Wayne Scott Andersen, co-founder of Take Shape For Life, joined us to speak about awakening Americans to eating healthier, to moving more, to sleep better, and to handle stress more effectively.

There’s a lot of information out there for expectant moms to take in. Ob/Gyn Annelise Swigert is here to answer some of the most important questions when it comes to having a healthy pregnancy.

Many moms lament the lack of healthy, easy and responsible snacks on the market for kids. Enter Envirokidz granola bars and crispy rice bars. “They are the first organic, gluten-free, peanut-free bars for kids, perfect for kids with allergies or preschoolers like my daughter’s—she’s in a peanut-free classroom right now,” says Melissa Gerstein of THE MOMS. Non-GMO and vegetarian, they come in four...

Lifestyle Expert Kate De Ponte is here to share some wellness solutions that can have a big impact on your life. Hemorrhoids, for example, may not be top of mind when it comes to desirable conversation. Yet they are incredibly prevalent (and uncomfortable) and can strike anyone at any time.

Mornings can be hectic, especially as your family heads back into their fall routines. Here to help your mornings run smoother are YouTube Channel GabeBabeTV’s own Gabriella aka Gabe and Chad aka Babe. The married couple and parents of 3 ½ year-old Chad Junior aka CJ offer up their top tips.

With the healthcare landscape becoming increasingly complex, understanding your coverage and what you’ll pay for services, prescriptions and supplies is important, particularly when managing a chronic condition like diabetes.