TOP 2 Risk Factors Of Those Who Died From COVID
In this article, I’m going to review two of the most common denominators found in patients who either died from or struggled with COVID. Interestingly enough it’s not just COVID it also exists with many other problems. What we really need to be aware of is how to reduce our risk and strengthen our immune … Read more
Warning! How Fatigue Affects the Body
What you Need to Know It is NOT NORMAL to be tired or exhausted. Talking with people all day, every day, I would say about 8/10 adults struggles with something called Subclinical Fatigue – Meaning the person is not completely exhausted but living a lower quality of life because of the effects of the fatigue. … Read more
What’s Draining Your Battery
What You Need To Know The NERVOUS SYSTEM is what gives energy and life to the body! Part of that is the Autonomic Nervous System – it controls involuntary systems like breathing, heart rate, digestion, blood pressure, immune function. The ANS has 2 parts: The Sympathetic is our fight, flight, or freeze STRESS response. The … Read more
Tiredness or Fatigue: 2.5 Million Americans Suffer with Chronic Fatigue, Don’t be one of them!
TIRED, EXHAUSTED, BURNTOUT, FATIGUED? It might be time to take some action if its Daily Unusual or Excessive for You Not Relieved by a Good Nights Sleep What You Need to Know: Fatigue is extremely prevalent in our country. Harvard reports that up to 2.5 million Americans suffer with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome at any given … Read more
Why Growing Up Regular is a Good Thing
Bottom Line: Constipation is a common issue many for children. It also stinks for parents. No one enjoys luring their child to the potty with a reward hanging in the balance for a job well done. But, for many families, the frequency of bowel movements with your child can have a significant impact on your … Read more
Kids and Colic
Bottom Line: There’s nothing like the sound of a colicky baby. If you’ve experienced this in the past, I hope that sentence didn’t send shivers down your spine. Colic is characterized by intense crying and fussiness for 3 or more hours a day, which conveniently starts just about the time you are getting ready to … Read more
The ADHD Generation
Bottom Line: Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, is commonly identified when a child has difficulty paying attention and controlling their behavior. Over the past ten years, we have witnessed the rate of children diagnosed with ADHD increase by 42%. The potential for over-diagnosis has caused a lightning rod of controversy within the medical profession as doctors … Read more
The Truth About Ear Infections
Bottom Line: Chronic ear infections, or otitis media, can be frustrating for both a child and their parents. While the child is dealing with the painful inflammation and fluid build-up in the middle ear, many parents find it challenging to decide the best treatment and course of action. Why it Matters: Ear infections are the … Read more
New Year = New Opportunity to Get Healthier
Bottom Line: The New Year = a new opportunity to get healthier, lose those extra pounds, and overcome the holiday hangover. The first step to having more energy, getting active and shedding those few extra pounds? Giving your body the proper nutrition. Really! Keep reading for a quick rundown of some of the best snacks … Read more
Your Guide to Pain-Free Holiday Travel
Bottom Line: Holiday travel can be brutal on your body. Long hours spent jammed into a small seat on an airplane has the potential to cause a flare up of pain in your low back or neck. Even if you are traveling by car, be careful when lifting suitcases that are stuffed with an entire … Read more
