Don’t let weight-loss blockers hold you back Few things are more frustrating than not being able to lose weight. You want to be slimmer and tone your body, but your weight won’t budge. The following seven tips will help you prevent blockers ...
Implant therapy a jaw-dropping success Many people are unaware of the consequences of losing their teeth or the effects of wearing partial or full dentures upon their jaws and bones. When teeth are lost, the surrounding bone immediatel...
Support group plans to Walk It Out for Diabetes Each year more than a million Americans are diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. In 2005, Kristen Capps’ young son was one of them. “This was a major change for our family, and devastating for our son,...
Relay – cause for celebration No matter where or when a Relay For Life event takes place, it always starts the same way. People dressed in purple shirts linked arms wearing big smiles and wave to the crowd of hundreds as they ...
Genetics – no excuse for heart disease For decades, physicians have believed that while some of the risks for developing heart disease could be managed, a lot of heart disease has to do with genetics. Recent research has shown otherwis...
Get your daily dose of color Americans are falling short on heart-healthy phytonutrients, according to a new report released by the Nutrilite Health Institute. It finds only two out of 10 Americans consume “prudent intake” le...
Heart health – it’s a lifestyle Heart disease is the number-one cause of death in the United States. The good news is that there is much you can do to fight – as well as slow – the progression of heart disease by simply followin...
Keep that ticker in tune You probably know that cardiovascular disease is the single leading cause of death in America today, but are you aware that it is also highly preventable in most cases? There are many daily lifest...
Shake the sinus blues During the winter months and at other times when the air is dry, it’s important to keep our nasal passages moist. An easy way to do this is to sniff salt solution into both sides of the nose two t...
Happy food for pregnant palates Researchers have found that moms-to-be who ate no seafood were nearly 50 percent more likely to suffer from symptoms of depression than those who ate seafood at least three times per week (12 or m...
How you can take action against heart failure It’s a syndrome that affects more than 5 million Americans – and probably more: heart failure. Heart failure is a serious illness that can affect your quality of life and how long you ...
Knee pain doesn't need to slow you down Osteoarthritis, the most common form of arthritis, is a condition that causes “wear and tear” to your joint cartilage. If you suffer from osteoarthritis, what can you do to ease your p...
Gambling on college sports can have consequences The NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament tips off March 18. And while the 64 qualifying teams hope to make the Final Four, the rest of the country will follow the tournament through brackets i...
Cooking with root vegetables Cooking with vegetables is deeply rooted in the culinary arts. Eating foods that live and breathe beneath the earth’s surface is just about as close as a person comes to being one with Mothe...
Tax credit helps homeowners get relief from 'sweating' windows Water vapor on windows is unsightly. It obstructs the view to the outside, and a sweating window is a sure sign that it needs to be replaced. And, there couldn’t be a better time to replace ...
Gadgets for a healthier home and family From MP3 players to e-books, technology is an integral part of the modern home. However, when we think of technology and how we use it on a daily basis, entertainment is top of mind, not health an...