Category: health
A Company That Takes Care of People by Julie Peterson Chemist Amy Furman loves to spend time in her laboratory formulating recipes for her all-natural line of soaps and body care products. Her business, Momma’s ...
By Dan Gleason, DC The New Year is still young and many are continuing to look for ways to improve health. Some are following the Low Carb Healthy Fat way of eating and others are ...
High Blood Pressure High blood pressure occurs when the force of blood pushing against the vessel walls is too high, making the heart and vessels work harder. The friction damages the endothelium—the inner lining of ...
The Path to Vascular Fitness by Marlaina Donato It is well-known that exercise combats cardiovascular disease by balancing blood pressure and managing blood sugar, but aerobic exercise, not resistance training, takes the prize for keeping ...
Boosting Kids’ Cardiovascular Health by Ronica A. O’Hara We don’t often think of children as having cardiovascular problems, but evidence is mounting that many youngsters today—because of scant exercise, poor eating habits and excessive screen ...
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that is affected by seasons. There are two types of SAD, one that is very rare, but typically starts in the spring and summer months and ...
The Promise of Regenerative Medicine by Marlaina Donato Someday, medical science will allow us to infuse damaged or aging organs with new cells, or to manufacture made-to-order organs on a 3-D printer. These emerging techniques ...
by Julie Peterson Proper hydration is paramount to keeping your skin and body healthy and being dehydrated can disrupt sleep, cause sluggishness, make the skin look lackluster, make wrinkles more prominent and impact the functionality ...
by Dan Gleason, DC At this time of year, one of the greatest challenges people face can be getting back on track after eating everything too much over the holidays. There are benefits to following ...
Age-Defying Habits and the Fountain of Youth by Melinda Hemmelgarn At age 29, Betty Holston Smith, of Rockville, Maryland, weighed more than 200 pounds, smoked cigarettes and ate processed junk food. Now, almost 79 years ...
