Wellness

In 2020, according to the Statista Research Department, 16.9 percent of Americans were 65 years old or older, the highest percentage of seniors in the American population since 1950. The rate of increase is also notable since only eight percent of the population were aged 65 and above in 1950. Projections expect the percentage of […]

Men often feel proud whenever people view them as someone strong, independent, and reliable. This means they experience feelings of fulfillment whenever people acknowledge their capabilities. No wonder men try their best to avoid displaying any weaknesses in front of people. Most of them get used to the idea that men need to toughen up

As of April 25, 2021, a total of 228,661,408 Americans had the Covid-19 vaccination according to Statista.com. As of April 26, there were about 32 million reported cases throughout the country. On the same day, there were about 572,200 Covid-19-related deaths across the U.S. On April 19, 2021, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and

Even in the 21st century, men are still stigmatized for proudly showing off their self-care rituals. As such, wellness salons barely get male customers, and wellness products are often targeted towards women alone. There is so much prejudice against men who constantly work on their appearance and well-being, as society sees that habit as feminine.

How we take care of our teeth affects our overall health. In fact, a healthy set of teeth are great indicators of good well-being. A bright smile can go a long way to boost our confidence, especially during social and business situations. Others even turn to orthodontists to fix teeth alignment issues and jaw irregularities.

In 2020, people were pushed to spend all their days indoors as a highly contagious and deadly virus ravaged the entire world. For months, people were not allowed to walk out of their front doors for reasons other than to get food and other household necessities. In a couple of places, exercising outdoors was prohibited.

At some point in our lives, we fall into a repetitive routine of going to work, going home to sleep, and then going to work, and then back home, ad infinitum. This monotonous cycle takes a toll on both the mind and body. We feel tired even if we’re not doing anything. We’re cranky and

Here’s some good news: the rate of smoking in the United States has declined from 14% in 2005 to a whopping 20.9%, partly thanks to aggressive campaigns against the harmful habit. However, the prevalence of smoking remains high in certain groups, and men are part of the list. The same trend appears in many states,

While some gyms may have already opened, people are still apprehensive about exercising inside an enclosed space during the pandemic. But it doesn’t mean you have to stop working out during the health crisis. You have several options to keep yourself fit and healthy. Many of these options do not require you to leave the house