A healthy lifestyle is all about adopting habits that work towards your overall wellbeing. It is a combination of healthy diet, exercise, relaxation, and other activities that keep you happy, energized, and healthy. There are many ways to achieve a healthy lifestyle. You can start by setting small goals for yourself. You do not have to transform your life in a day. A small change every day will make a big difference. From what you put into your body to how you treat others, there are many ways to incorporate a healthy lifestyle into your life. In this article, we will discuss various ways to help you achieve a healthy lifestyle.
Are you pregnant and considering, or undecided, about having prenatal chromosomal testing done?Here’s some thoughtful advice that may help in your decision making. 1. What is the advantage of prenatal testing? Early detection of Down’s Syndrome is the primary advantage of prenatal testing, as it is the most common chromosomal abnormality among live births. 2….
Allergies are in full bloom, and people are feeling the effects! If you’re one of them, I have advice that can help you reduce the congestion, itchy eyes, sniffles, and other annoying symptoms that can make this time of year a major headache. One of the most significant factors in allergy flare-ups? Inflammation. The more…
How cool would it be to get on the path to achieving your best body? Summer is just around the corner, and many of my patients are asking me how they can safely lose weight and keep it off without losing their sanity! If you’re looking to lose weight or get better at maintaining your weight, I…
So much nutrition information is confusing, even contradictory. It’s a complicated field, and scientists often learn new things that sometimes go against the day’s most widely accepted thinking. Then there are all those fad diets, advertising their special secrets and shortcuts and spreading misinformation. Few aspects of nutrition are as full of confusion and seeming…
Do you dread the shorter, darker, colder days of winter? Suppose you struggle with mild depression, fatigue, and mood changes this time of year. In that case, you might be one of 11 million Americans suffering from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). Maybe you’re feeling a little moody or have noticed a decrease in your energy. Getting out…
When you’re growing up, school ends and there is always a summer break. A time to go on vacation. No school. Lots of time for reading, relaxing, resting. As adults, we don’t often get that same break due to a thing called work, unless we create our own breaks. Break from the routine. Break from…
It’s that time again. A new year has begun. It’s an opportunity for new beginnings and clean slates. But let’s face it. It’s also a time of making promises that we don’t keep. It usually goes something like this: January: “I’m fired up! I have a plan, and I’m going to stick to it this time! This is…
by Michelle George, MSN, RN On December 1, 2016, wear a red ribbon supporting World AIDS Day. World AIDS Day was held for the first time in 1988 to unite people across the globe to fight against HIV, support people living with HIV, and commemorate those who have died from HIV. Over 34 million individuals…
Holiday traditions often involve overeating, and maintaining healthy habits can be challenging. But making good decisions despite the abundance of holiday treats will make you feel even stronger and healthier as you cross into the New Year. In this blog, I’ll break down some of the biggest temptations and discuss strategies for making it through…
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