Genetics and Heart Health
We know lifestyle factors play a huge role in one’s heart health but also knowing your family history is just as important.
We know lifestyle factors play a huge role in one’s heart health but also knowing your family history is just as important.
If your neighborhood enjoys putting out holiday decorations for all to enjoy then you live in a caring community.
Women and children need to pay special attention to the type of fish they are consuming to help reduce exposure to mercury.
Vegetarian teens need to make sure they are eating a well-balanced diet containing key nutrients such as iron.
If you must be on antibiotics for an infection, you need to know what foods help them work better or hinder their effectiveness.
Sure, we’d all like to stay in bed when we have a cold but for many reasons people still show up for work, even doctors.
Go to many restaurants and when you get your meal it will be double or tripple the normal serving size, even in “healthy” restaurants.
Eating a meat-rich diet could bring on early puberty in young girls and increase their risk of breast cancer and heart disease later in life.
If you serve vegetables before the main part of the meal, kids will eat them and will eat more of them.
We are told to slather on the sunscreen to help protect us from the sun, but there are some health concerns being raised about the overall safety of certain types of sunscreen.
An Arizona public smoking ban has led to a drop in hospital admissions for stroke, asthma, and heart attacks.
Many are facing low levels of vitamin D, but now is the season to soak up some rays to replenish your levels. Just a few minutes a day will do the trick.