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Andrew Pacholyk
Feeding the Mind: Nutrition and Depression
by Andrew Pacholyk
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Depression is the most prevalent of all the emotional disorders. Symptoms may vary from feelings of minor sadness to sheer misery and dejection. When sadness persists and impairs daily life, it maybe an indication of a depressive disorder.Depression brings together a variety of physical and psychological symptoms, which together constitute a syndrome.The most common symptoms of depression are feelings... 8/26/2016 9:00:00 PM
Zyana Morris
Feeling Constipated? Do Not Take It Lightly
by Zyana Morris
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Constipation is probably one of the most prevalent medical conditions in the western world but is not discussed or acknowledged as people choose to ignore the condition as it can be embarrassing. Many people in advanced countries suffer from chronic constipation and spend a good amount of money on over-the-counter laxatives. It is a myth that you need to have a bowel movement every single day to be... 8/24/2016 7:00:00 AM
AJ Earley
5 Surprising Weight Loss Benefits Of Massage
by AJ Earley
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Massage is well-known for relieving stress, tension, pain, and stiffness. Not surprisingly, massage has a menagerie of benefits on top of all that, including the ability to help you lose weight. The art of massage has been used for thousands of years to treat a wide array of physical ailments, and science is just now starting to recognize and confirm its effects. Even nurses are adding massage therapy... 8/23/2016 9:00:00 PM
Jenn Ryan
Beat the Heat with This Unconventional Summer Detox Regimen
by Jenn Ryan
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Not just about food, folks! This summer detox regimen is about your entire body. Because although we are what we eat, food isn’t the sole thing that influences our health. The mind-body connection can’t be ignored, and banishing those negative thoughts is just as important as banishing those negative foods! Before summer is over, you can beat the heat with this unconventional summer detox regimen.... 8/23/2016 8:08:54 PM
Cody Hill
3 Promising Studies in Alzheimer's Disease Research Hint Towards Future Solutions
by Cody Hill
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Image sourceWe know a little about how to handle Alzheimer’s disease. For instance, good nutrition and exercise can prevent it. Keeping yourself mentally engaged can lead to an improvement in memory. There are also anecdotes from those who care for people living with Alzheimer’s disease that have revealed that music and storytelling can help temporarily lift the mental fog. A dramatic example of the... 8/22/2016 7:00:00 AM
Judith Ingalsbe
Discovering Beautiful Moments: Lessons I’ve Learned from Alzheimer’s Disease
by Judith Ingalsbe
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Despite the intense challenges and heartbreaking realities of this disease, there truly are beautiful moments to be found. I have accumulated over a decade of treasured memories with my parents, who were both diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in 2005. My mom’s anticipated diagnosis was followed months later with the shocking realization my father had been stricken as well. This disease forced me to... 8/17/2016 7:00:00 AM
Josh Snow
10 Fun Activities to do With Kids
by Josh Snow
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Looking for some fun activities to do with the kiddos? Check out these tried and true activities that are sure to make you a big hit.Go ExploringHiking, bug finding and treasure hunting all at the same time. This has always proven to be a great way to get out of the house with no shortage of excitement. Fun for all ages and allows your kids to burn off some of that energy while exploring.Things You... 8/17/2016 7:00:00 AM
Fred Fletcher
Donald Trump's Health-Related Biographical Facts
by Fred Fletcher
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Since Donald Trump has become the President of the United States, I thought it prudent to provide health-related biographical information about him. Some of this information you may already know, other facts may come as a surprise.This information may prove useful to the public for the following reasons:It may illustrate whether he is a good role model (in terms of good/bad health practices, beliefs... 8/17/2016 7:00:00 AM
Josh Snow
Grow Amazing Vegetables Indoors
by Josh Snow
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There are numerous benefits to an indoor garden beyond a job well done. Plants improve air quality by filtering toxins; lowering the risk of respiratory disorders. Growing your own vegetables eliminates the risk of unknown pesticides and fertilizers. Homegrown veggies taste better too! It’s no secret that vegetables purchased from your grocer are often times bland and flavorless, a sure bet in the... 8/16/2016 9:00:00 PM
Melissa Davidson
Running For My Mom Who Battled Crohn's Disease
by Melissa Davidson
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Running through the 5 boroughs of NYC, elbow to elbow with 50,000 other crazies, is definitely my idea of a good time.So, when I asked myself what would be the best way to honor my mom, who passed away from complications due to Crohn’s disease, it was a no-brainer. I told myself I would raise money for the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation and participate in the TCS New York City Marathon. I did both.Prior... 8/10/2016 7:00:00 AM
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