Winter is the perfect time to pay attention to your mental well-being! Depression is brewing a storm! About 17.3 million Americans, or 7.1% of adults in the United States, suffer from major depressive disorder. According to a JAMA study, COVID-19 tripled depression rates among U.S. adults across all demographic groups. Add to that the fact that people are unable to spend time with their … [Read more...]
Natural Remedies for Painful Menstruation
Some women have "excessive cramps", which can be very painful. Menstruation can be painful for some women, causing pain in their lower abdomen, lower back or other areas. Women who menstruate are more than half likely to experience pain during their period (dysmenorrhea), which can last from one to two days per month. Pain in the lower abdominal area or lower back during monthly periods can … [Read more...]
Meditation Provides Many Benefits
As more people become aware of its health benefits, meditation is becoming more popular. It can be used to build awareness, increase self-awareness, control daily activities, and improve awareness. Meditation is used by many people to reduce stress and improve concentration. Here are five advantages it can bring to a busy life. Helps reduce stress Meditation is often used to reduce … [Read more...]
Seven tips for a good night’s sleep.
The most common sleep disorder among adults 60 years and older is insomnia. This condition causes people to have difficulty falling asleep and staying asleep. Insomnia may last for weeks, months or even years. Insomnia can become a habit. Many people are worried about falling asleep before they even get in bed. It may be difficult to get to sleep and to stay asleep. Around one-third adults … [Read more...]
5 Frequently Asked Questions about Age Spots
Are you older than 40? You're over 40? Read on to find out what these spots are. Age spots are what these spots are. It is unknown why they develop but sun exposure and skin ageing are the two main reasons. They can affect people of any race or sexe, but they are most common in those over 40. Some people can experience emotional distress. Here are some frequently-asked questions. What are … [Read more...]
The Five Most Important Lifestyle Practices for Maintaining a Healthy Brain
Alzheimer's affects more than 6,000,000 Americans. One in nine seniors age 65 or older has dementia, increasing our risk of declining brain health. The disease is more prevalent in women than men, with two thirds of Alzheimer's patients being women. What can we all do to maintain a healthy mind? The brain is the main conductor of all biological activities. It is one of the most important organs … [Read more...]
Crucial tips for Food Safety
National Diabetes Month is November. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration reminds those with diabetes and those who prepare food for them about the importance food safety in preventing foodborne illnesses. Free booklet on Food Safety for People with Diabetes explains how to prepare and select foods safely for diabetics. Diabetes and Food Safety Food safety is important because diabetes … [Read more...]
Boosting Immunity in any Season
Getting sick isn't fun. You may not enjoy the idea of retrenchment deeper into your couch, incapable of mustering the energy to eat or drink, to sleep in a proper bed, or to replace the tissue box that just got blown out by your nose. There are ways to boost your immunity and avoid this horrible fate. You'll be able to dance your way through the cold and flu season if you follow these tips. >> … [Read more...]
The Best Diet for Maintaining Focus and Stamina
Focus and stamina is important for anyone, whether you are a full-time mother, a professional or business owner who wants to grow their business. Or a student working towards a bachelor's. You need to perform at your highest level every day in order to fulfill all of these roles. If you can't focus, you can't study for an exam. Healthy eating can improve focus and endurance. This part will look … [Read more...]
What Dietary Supplement Should You Be Taking If You Have Type 2 Diabetes?
Insulin in the pancreas of a person with type 2 diabetes does not transport glucose (sugar), from the bloodstream into the cells. The blood sugar levels remain high, which can affect organs. Treatment for type 2 diabetes focuses on controlling blood sugar levels. The majority of Bradley University's nurse practitioner doctors recommend treatment regimens which include diet, exercise, and … [Read more...]
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