Health Infographics

Being overweight or obese is a major health issue faced by many of the the world’s population today. This unhealthy lifestyle followed by millions of people has led to the worldwide spread of this epidemic which is examined in this infographic.

Yes, besides being enjoyable, sex is good for your physical and mental health. We are all probably aware that sex sessions are capable of burning a few calories but the extent to which a healthy sex life can have on your overall health and well-being is actually quite impressive. Learn more about why sex is good for your health in this infographic.

Malaria kills hundreds of thousands of people every year and infects hundreds of millions more. Yet, elimination of the disease is possible. In fact it’s been achieved in 62 countries since 1960. So, what stands in the way of a world without Malaria? This infographic from Work the World explores this in more detail.

Did you know that as many as 40% of women suffer from spinal issues? Back pain can be caused by a range of conditions and can differ in severity. With a few simple lifestyle changes you can improve your back health significantly. In the following infographic, Grande Family Chiropractic has put together a useful guide that takes a look at both the causes and treatments for women who experience back pain.

With the knowledge that there is no secret weight loss solution it is often best to stick to simple steps to getting fit and having a healthy life. This infographic provides insight into the six most simple steps for better health and a better life without the trendy “magical” solutions that are often times worse for your health and wellness in the long run.

Discover the full range of benefits that Glucosamine has for your joints. The folks at SimplySupplements have put all the benefits together in an infographic to highlight just how important this joint building block is.

In the world today, the realities of mental health and illness are not widely known. There are people who want to associate those suffering from mental illnesses with negative feelings and emotions, which are generally referred to as “Stigma”.

In this infographic, see how life expectancy compares around the world, including which countries have the highest rates of life expectancy and which have the lowest rates. Also, find out how life expectancy has changed over time. It also looks into the future and provides interesting facts and figures on what we can expect life expectancy to be like in 50 plus years from now.