An alternative to talk therapy using movement to heal mind, body, and soul We are familiar with the health benefits of dance. It can reduce stress, improve flexibility, coordination, and balance. What not many people know is that there is a niche form of psychotherapy that uses movement, the core component of dance, to heal…
Ladies, how many of you have ever gone to the doctor with troubling symptoms only to be told, “Oh, you’re just stressed?” This happens more frequently than some care to admit, and it could potentially jeopardize your life. While legitimate stress-related issues can certainly prompt a doctor visit, it’s imperative that certain symptoms are taken…
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…
What to Eat Before and After a Workout Food is the best fuel to help you reach your fitness goals. The foods you choose before and after your workout makes all the difference. My recommendation? Identify your goal. Plan accordingly. Keep it simple and sustainable. Always move with purpose! What to eat. Before. Complex carbohydrates…
Tribe. Think fast! What just came to mind when you read that? This is a word that is frequently used, yet it can mean something different to each of us. Merriam-Webster defines it as “a group of persons having a common character, occupation or interest.” Does that match your definition? Here at Ask Dr. Nandi,…
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…
(WXYZ) – Now that the temperatures are dipping below freezing, we need to be aware of how much time we spend outdoors – especially at night. Many of us, we’re used to coping with the cold weather, but we must all be reminded of winter dangers like the possibility of freezing to death. Our normal…
Food allergies are a significant health concern for about 15 million Americans. Thus, it’s likely that you or someone you know suffers from a food allergy. If you have food allergies, it’s essential to learn about them. By taking control of your health and advocating for your family’s health, you become a true Health Hero….
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…
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