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5 Strategies for a Happy, Healthy Spring!
Spring is a time for renewal and fresh living. It’s a time for new healthy habits to form. So as the days get longer and the sun starts to shine brighter in many parts of the world, it's time to get outside, enjoy some fresh air, and take on a few new habits to ensure that you have a happy and healthy spring.
Spring Into Self-Care
Self-care is essential for maintaining good mental, physical, and emotional health. In the springtime, it can take on a delightful form. As the sun starts shining brighter and warmer days become more frequent, it can be easier to find time to take care of yourself, especially if you suffer from mental illness. Here are some ideas to help you make the most of the sunshine and warmer weather.
It’s That Time of Year: Seasonal Allergies!
Usually, seasonal allergies in the spring are from pollen released by plants. Your typical allergy symptoms include sneezing, coughing, stuffy nose, itchy eyes, and itchy throat.
Why You Shouldn’t Skip Spring Cleaning This Year
Cleaning your house, apartment, condo or living space looks different for everyone, but one thing is for sure- it has incredible benefits for everyone involved. Cleaning is important for your home and even more important for your health.
Beware of Ticks This Spring
According to the CDC, ticks are a year-round issue but are most active in warmer months which are April to September. Where different kinds of ticks can be found most commonly depends on where you live. The CDC has a link to which ticks are most common in your area here.
Is Sunscreen Good for You?
Medical studies have shown that sun exposure can be more dangerous during the winter season in specific circumstances. As winter is right at our doorstep, we should continue talking about sunscreen use and not just its benefits, but also our concerns surrounding it.
What Type of Exercise Should I Do to Have the Best Results?
Every individual is different, and to reach your fitness goals, you need to customize your fitness and diet plan according to your body type.
Hot Springs, Dry Saunas, Steam Rooms… Everything You Need to Know!
This comprehensive guide will teach you everything you need to know about hot springs, dry saunas, steam rooms, and more. Learn about the advantages of these wellness practices, how they differ, and how to make the most of your experience.
Food Additives Banned in Europe but Not America
With different standards and procedures, it can be interesting to see what foods or additives are banned in Europe but legal in the U.S.
Vitamin D: Everything You Need to Know
Vitamin D production in the skin can be limited depending on where someone lives. For example, if there are long winters or sunlight is limited, people have a higher chance of being deficient in vitamin D. People with darker skin or higher amounts of melanin tend to have lower vitamin D levels because melanin reduces the production of vitamin D.
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Augmented Reality and Medicine
The future is now, thanks to science! As our technology advances and our digital world continues to develop, the line between the real world and the digital becomes increasingly blurred. One example of this blurring is augmented reality (AR). Through augmented reality, we can put parts of our digital world on top of our physical one. Typically, we think about augmented reality's implications for entertainment, shopping experiences and social media. But beyond those industries, AR could completely reimagine how we experience and receive medical care.
The Impact of the Medical Metaverse on Patients and Physicians
The medical metaverse is not a small pocket of technology with a handful of applications in the medical space but the future of healthcare provision. Like the internet, the medical metaverse is likely already available in your clinic or home. The only thing you need to do is access it.
The Medical Metaverse: Useful Data and Simulations for Medicine in the Palm of Your Hand
Augmented reality and the metaverse is no longer just for video games and social media. These two technologies are being applied to the medical field to completely revise how patients and providers interact with and experience medicine. This new 'medical metaverse' will deliver an immense amount of valuable data into the palm of your hand!
The Emerging Field of Regenerative Medicine: Part 2, Extracellular Vesicles, Exosomes and Signaling
In part two, I aim to bring transparency to the subject of exosomes, extracellular vesicles, nanoparticles and signaling modalities currently being utilized in regenerative medicine as an alternative to cellular therapy.
Doctor-Patient Relationships and the Practice of Neurology: An Interview with Dr. Andrea Abousamra
Dr. Abousamra is a neurologist at the Michigan Institute for Neurologic Disorders (MIND), where her work focuses on headaches, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis and dementia. MIND is a premier provider of neurological care for diagnosing, treating and managing disorders of the brain, spine and nervous system.
Honoring a Life Interrupted: An Interview with Dr. Parul Makkar
Dr. Makkar has practiced dentistry for over 15 years. She currently runs her practice, PDM Family Dental, in Jericho, New York.
Women, Here Are the Best Exercises for Losing Weight!
The market is flooded with exercises that claim to be the best exercises for losing weight. But which ones actually work?
Exercise & Mental Health
Exercising is not just for keeping yourself physically fit. It can keep you mentally healthy as well. Research has proven that exercises such as running, cycling, walking, swimming, dancing and even gardening (yes, digging holes and carrying bags of dirt is a workout, too) reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression.
Restoring the Art of the Human Body: An Interview with Dr. David Hartman
Dr. Hartman has practiced numerous types of art, oil painting in college to a professional TV actor in New York City and Los Angeles, designing and building faux antique furniture collections for elite actors and producers in the Hollywood Hills to restoring antique oil paintings.
8 Healthy Eating Habits to Start Today
It takes a certain degree of dedication and commitment to introduce new habits into your daily routine. In time, you will be surprised how it can help your body become stronger and healthier.
How Lifestyle Medicine Effects Modern Healthcare
Lifestyle medicine is an evolving healthcare approach using evidence-based therapeutic intervention and natural treatment for holistic care.
How To Begin Exercising According to Health Professionals
Medical doctors highlight the benefits of adopting a gym-patterned lifestyle—and it's undoubtedly for your good. Doctors see the worst, health-wise, every day; so, when they say, 'take some time to take care of your body,' their advice is well-founded.
3 Ways Houseplants Improve Your Mental Health
Keeping a houseplant isn't only a good hobby that will add beauty to any indoor space. Aside from the aesthetics, houseplants can also benefit your mental health. Plants are more than just decor or a hobby to keep; caring for them can give you a sense of purpose and help you destress
Why Taking a Mental Health Day Is so Important
Our lives can get quite stressful from time to time, which is why it is essential to remind ourselves to take a break. Our work lives can drain our entire energy and lead to serious mental health problems like burnouts and anxiety issues. When you are starting to feel the stress taking its toll on your mind, it's time for a break.
What You Eat May Improve Your Mental Health
Some people may wonder if what they eat affects their mental health. The answer is yes – the foods we eat can positively or negatively impact our mental health. It is easy to forget food can be eaten for enjoyment rather than just weight loss. We often forget to include food for mental health.
Most Women Suffering from Postpartum Depression Do Not Receive Adequate Care
Significant life changes can cause increased mental health struggles. Switching jobs, moving across the country, the death of a loved one or ending a long-term relationship are all changes that can prompt periods of depression. Childbirth, a tremendous change in the life of a mother, is no exception.
Which Antidepressants Cause the Fewest Sexual Side Effects?
Antidepressants are typically an effective way for depression to ameliorate. However, while they can help someone return to a sense of normalcy, antidepressants can interfere with one's ability to perform intimately. But that doesn't mean you have to stop taking antidepressants or that there aren't options. Instead, there's still a good chance of balancing antidepressants with your sex life.
Why Men Are 3 Times More Likely to Commit Suicide Than Women
Suicide is a subject that puzzles many of us, motivates researchers and directs the development of many medical strategies and treatments. The motives behind such behavior are not usually visible, or they might even seem incomprehensible to those left behind. Suicide rates vary according to age and gender: women attempt suicide three times more than men, yet men end their lives three times more than women.
Five Tips for Intuitive Eating Over the Holiday Season
People who have implemented and benefited from dietary changes know how conflicting the approach of the holiday season can be. Our minds abound with questions such as: is it okay to indulge for just a couple of weeks? or will my friends and family be willing to cater to my dietary requirements?
How To Make Holiday Cookies for Every Dietary Need!
Society has been serving the holidays with a side of cookies and milk since the 1930s. Baking these staple holiday treats has become a tradition in many families' homes. But with more people opting to follow specific diets, relying on those old-timey recipes can become difficult. Maybe you've recently chosen to reduce your gluten intake, or your cousins coming over are strictly Keto.
Filling Multiple Roles for One Goal: An Interview with Dr. Beau Daniels, DC
Dr. Beau Daniels, DC, is one of those people. He wears multiple hats in the medical and sports arenas, integrating them all in a way that fills the holes he sees in the healthcare system for athletes. His tireless efforts are spearheading the way to a complete health system for both athletes and weekend warriors.
Changing Hormones Can Affect Your Workouts
We often think about our muscles' straining and our breathing when exercising. But what we don't usually consider is how our bodies' underlying mechanisms assist us. While we can't see it, our bodies support us by firing innumerable chemical reactions, including hormones. Even though they aren't as visible as muscles, one's ability to exercise can be significantly impacted when these hormones are affected. This is especially true for women, who often undergo hormone fluctuations as a part of their bodies' natural functions.
Let’s Look into the ‘Food as Medicine’ Trend
Did you know that your gut is constantly talking to your brain? Just think of how many times you've relied on the so-called 'gut feeling' before making a life-changing decision. Does the gut own the gift of foresight, telling us which road to take when at a crossroad?
A Businessman’s Passion for Healthcare: An Interview with Mr. Restee Collins
Restee Collins is an experienced businessman with a passion for healthcare. By collaborating with key people within the medical industry, he applies his sales savvy to enable preventative diagnostics and medical services for people across the country.
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