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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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Personalized Medicine: An Interview with Dr. Judi Goldstone
Dr. Judi Goldstone, a hormone replacement therapy doctor, weight loss specialist and alternative medicine physician at the Southern California Center for Anti-Aging, uses her expertise to aid patients through this method.
Why Don’t Doctors Prescribe Exercise to Their Patients if Exercise Is Medicine?
Why your doctor doesn't just prescribe you exercise. Well, we have a few explanations for this, as well as information on how exercising is beneficial for you.
A Heart and Passion for Patient Care: An Interview with Dr. Shaghayegh Tavassoli
A heart and passion for patient care — these are often repeated, trite words bound to be a part of every doctor's creed. But when backed by a staunch belief in one's mission, they become an endless reservoir of determination, resilience and dedication.
Getting to Know Atrial Fibrillation with Dr. Saima Karim
Cleveland native, Dr. Saima Karim, is a cardiologist and electrophysiologist practicing at the Cleveland Metro Health Center. She attended medical school at Ohio University and did her fellowship at the Cleveland Clinic.
Top Heart-Healthy Foods
Whether you're looking for something to munch on while watching television, or hoping for something more substantial, here's a list of the top heart-healthy foods and their benefits.
Alcohol & Heart Health: How Much Does It Actually Affect Your Heart?
Alcohol consumption is typical in our society. Indeed, most people consume at least a little alcohol throughout the year, especially around the holidays and special events and celebrations. However, are the health benefits of alcohol just an urban myth, or are they based on science?
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Major General (Retired) Robert F. “Bob” Dees and The National Center for Healthy Veterans
Lurking in the shadows of our communities is a hidden enemy. It creeps into the mind, poisoning it, convincing those who once stood strong that...
How Boredom Fueled Innovation Amid A Pandemic
Boredom always precedes a period of great creativity - Robert M. Pirsig In March, normal life stopped. Businesses and restaurants closed. Jobs...
Healthy Choices Every Time (Part 2)
Got excuses? I've learned that excuses are layered on top of emotions, usually doubt, fear, anger, shame, blame, or resentment, and I've found...
In A World Of Uncertainty, Balance Is Essential
Your unbalanced life is causing you unnecessary pain Mere months ago, our calendars were full of events, meetings, seminars, vacations, and many...
The Final Walk
Have you ever held a youngperson in your arms and watched her die? There is something about it that stays with a man until he takes his last...
Individual Matters (Part 2)
To collaborate means that the relationship is a partnership. We accept that the individual is the expert on themselves and that we understand how...
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.
What Is Mental Health and Why Is It Important?
Mental health issues are one of the most significant issues in America. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) revealed in 2018 that mental health is a factor that 15% of Americans struggle with each year. Unfortunately, many mental illnesses cannot be prevented, but there are early warning signs and ways to help their mental health.
How Your Heart Impacts Your Mental Health
Mental illness and heart health are intimately connected. Your mind's health can positively or negatively affect your heart's health, potentially increasing your risk of everything from stroke to heart attacks. Likewise, if your heart is unhealthy, any strokes you experience could increase your risk for mental illness
The Human Side of Plastic Surgery: Addressing the Vanity Stigma with Dr. Karan Dhir
In this article, award-winning board-certified facial plastic surgeon Dr. Karan Dhir will share his perspective on the human side of plastic surgery. Dr. Dhir is a facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon specializing in facial, nasal and neck surgery. He notes that plastic surgery should not be viewed as a vanity procedure but rather to address physical needs and health issues.
Microplastics: Do You Know How Much Plastic You Are Eating and Breathing?
In recent studies, scientists found another problem with plastic that could cause harm not just to animals but also to humans. These are tiny particles that are not visible to the naked eye called microplastics.
What Is Regenerative Medicine and What Does It Mean for the Future?
By introducing regenerative medicine, patients have a better chance to succeed in fighting these diseases.
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