Due to women’s increased risk for heart disease and the number of heart problems in elderly adults steadily increasing, it’s imperative that you know how heart attack symptoms for women differ from men’s.
Feeling Ill? Turn to Art and Nature
For years authors and painters have used nature as a source of inspiration. As American naturalist John Burroughs wrote in his essay entitled The Gospel of Nature, “I go to nature to be soothed and healed, and to have my senses put in tune once more.” As it turns out,...
Nutrition Advice for Your Loved One
Especially in today’s society, the astounding amount of different diets seem to constantly surround us. While choosing between Weight Watchers, Atkins or any of the other popular diets, it can be easy to find a diet or weight loss program that works for practically...
Diet Choices That Lower Risks of Diabetes and Heart Disease
Two of the most prominent health risks that reside in our society are diabetes and heart disease. And no wonder – simply take a look around at the abundance of fast-food restaurants and pre-packaged meals and you’ll see the multiple health risks that our country...
Retirement is Bad for Your Health
To retire or not to retire? This question has challenged many people as they begin to wonder if they are financially stable to call it quits. Would this decision be easier if retirement negatively affected your health? A report published in the London-based Institute...
Breath Test Can Be Early Detector of Parkinson’s
There is still no cure for Parkinson’s disease, a haunting neurological condition that can severely affect the body’s movement. It is a progressive disease that can ultimately prevent one’s ability to walk, talk and even sleep. Currently, there are no tests that can...
