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5 Energizing Foods for Spring
A new season is the best reason to try new and delicious food. Jumping from winter to spring can give you a big boost of energy. So why not try some foods that will provide you with that much-needed energy to start the new season?
Blue Light Effects
The time spent scrolling down the newsfeed or Facebook wormhole can be detrimental to your health. The blue light that radiates from items like phones, computers and other electronics can put your health in danger. But what exactly is blue light and its effects on overall health?
3 Spring Recipes to Get You in the Mood for a New Season
Spring is a time for renewal, the ideal moment to start eating healthier and feeling more energetic. To celebrate the arrival of a new season, we have three spring recipes that can help you get back on track after a harsh winter!
Rarest Health Conditions in the World
The coronavirus has dominated the medical landscape for two years now. But COVID-19 is not the only disease we should be wary of. There are more than 6,800 known rare diseases with unknown causes. Many of these rare diseases lack a cure or effective treatment
Top 3 Reasons to Get a Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty, commonly termed a 'nose job,' is one of the most common types of facial plastic surgery procedures to change the shape of your nose by modifying the cartilage or bone. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, rhinoplasties are some of the top plastic surgery procedures in the United States, with hundreds of thousands of procedures performed every year.
Tea vs. Coffee: Which Is Better for Your Health?
Coffee and tea are some of the most popular beverages in the world. Everyone has tried coffee or tea at least once in their life. You can enjoy these beverages with sugar, cold or hot, with or without caffeine — the possibilities are endless! But we have to look at the health upsides and downsides of drinking coffee and tea before deciding to become Starbucks regulars or tea aficionados
Self-Care May Relieve Joint Pain
In some instances, joint pain can only be corrected with surgery or prescription medication. But before resorting to medical assistance, you can relieve mild joint pain by performing some simple self-care that you can do at home.
Stressed? Try Decluttering Your Space
Decluttering your space will make room for more clarity of mind and help relieve stress and anxiety.
Activate the Life You Love
This might be an obvious thing to say, but we should take a moment to consider it, especially those of us who are so busy that we don't get a chance to sit back and reflect. What patterns of behavior or factors in your life are limiting you? Is your daily life made up of things you tolerate but don't enjoy? Are there things you can do to change these conditions? These questions all deserve serious thought.
Nature’s Notifications: Paying Attention to the Outside World Can Remind Us to Live Healthier Lives
The average person spends more time in front of a screen than doing anything else, which can negatively affect our physical and mental health. But there's one place where screens don't rule: the outdoors. Studies show that spending time in nature is incredibly salutary for us.
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Worth 1,000 Words: The Art of Aesthetic Medicine with Dr. Barry DiBernardo, MD
"Everyone wanted to be retouched. Adults didn't want to look the way they looked. I became interested in how people wanted to be changed," Dr. DiBernardo explained. In about 1,000 words, we're going to create for you a picture of Dr. DiBernardo and how he unites science and art through his medical aesthetics practice.
Spring Is in the Air! So Is Pollen: An Interview with Dr. Priya Bansal, MD
Dr. Priya Bansal, MD, who not only treats your allergies but also puts in the time and effort to establish a relationship with and educate you and your family. She encourages the patient's active participation in their treatment choices.
Balancing Obstetric Anesthesiology and Family Life: An Interview with Dr. David Wallace, D.O.
It may seem impossible for doctors to achieve that balance when their careers demand so much of their time and mental and emotional strength. But Dr. Wallace's fascinating story about the world of obstetric anesthesiology will guide doctors towards that much-coveted balance.
The Best Probiotics for Women
Trillions of microorganisms live inside the human body, and we can support their thriving existence with supplemental probiotics. Probiotics can be naturally found in foods such as yogurt, kimchi, sauerkraut and kombucha drinks. Currently, the market is loaded with probiotic products for women.
Gynecology and Women’s Health: Dr. Rachel Spieldoch Shares What You Need to Know About It
The practice of gynecology and women's health is highly personal for many women. It covers menstrual cycles, pregnancy, childbirth, gynecological cancers and treatments for gynecological issues. For many women, these are subjects they don't easily share with their partners or even their doctors. As a physician specializing in gynecology and women's health (and someone who truly understands it all), Dr. Rachel Spieldoch shared her knowledge and insights with Top Doctor Magazine on what to do if you're feeling worried about any of these subjects.
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.
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.
5 Energizing Foods for Spring
A new season is the best reason to try new and delicious food. Jumping from winter to spring can give you a big boost of energy. So why not try some foods that will provide you with that much-needed energy to start the new season?
Blue Light Effects
The time spent scrolling down the newsfeed or Facebook wormhole can be detrimental to your health. The blue light that radiates from items like phones, computers and other electronics can put your health in danger. But what exactly is blue light and its effects on overall health?
3 Spring Recipes to Get You in the Mood for a New Season
Spring is a time for renewal, the ideal moment to start eating healthier and feeling more energetic. To celebrate the arrival of a new season, we have three spring recipes that can help you get back on track after a harsh winter!
Rarest Health Conditions in the World
The coronavirus has dominated the medical landscape for two years now. But COVID-19 is not the only disease we should be wary of. There are more than 6,800 known rare diseases with unknown causes. Many of these rare diseases lack a cure or effective treatment
Top 3 Reasons to Get a Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty, commonly termed a 'nose job,' is one of the most common types of facial plastic surgery procedures to change the shape of your nose by modifying the cartilage or bone. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, rhinoplasties are some of the top plastic surgery procedures in the United States, with hundreds of thousands of procedures performed every year.
Tea vs. Coffee: Which Is Better for Your Health?
Coffee and tea are some of the most popular beverages in the world. Everyone has tried coffee or tea at least once in their life. You can enjoy these beverages with sugar, cold or hot, with or without caffeine — the possibilities are endless! But we have to look at the health upsides and downsides of drinking coffee and tea before deciding to become Starbucks regulars or tea aficionados
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