Have you ever thought about how much you do for yourself in terms of managing your health? Although it can be easy to point the finger at doctors and nurses, the fact of the matter is that you are the one who goes to the doctor, fills prescriptions, and follows or decides not to follow lifestyle advice. I began considering various ways that people impact their own health for good or bad, and it was immediately clear to me that I had some things I needed to change. I started focusing more on handling medical concerns, and this blog is here to help you to do the same.
Posted on: 6 May 2019
The last thing you want to do is head to the pool this summer feeling like a beached whale. If you have some pounds to lose, then this article has some ways for you to get the job done right and healthily. But how? Read on to learn some more.
Watch the Carbs
No, you don't have to cut out all carbohydrates from your body because your body needs them for energy.
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Posted on: 5 May 2019
Diabetes does not just impact the way your body processes food. It impacts various other systems in your body as well, such as your nervous system. One unfortunate side effects of diabetes are foot issues due to a lack of feeling in the foot. One way to protect your feet from damage when you have diabetes is by being more aware of your feet.
Always Wear Shoes
It can be tempting in the summer to walk barefoot.
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Posted on: 4 May 2019
Medical marijuana can be a valuable tool in the fight against cancer. It can alleviate many of the symptoms caused by the cancer itself or by the cancer treatments. Keep reading to learn valuable information about using medical marijuana during your cancer battle.
How Marijuana Helps with Your Cancer Battle
There are two well-known chemicals in marijuana: delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (better known as THC) and cannabidiol (also referred to as CBD). Both of these compounds can reduce discomfort associated with common cancer symptoms and side effects associated with frequently prescribed cancer treatments, like chemo and radiation.
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Posted on: 4 May 2019
Heart failure occurs when the heart no longer pumps effectively. Not only does this problem make daily activities difficult, but it increases the risk of blood clots and sudden cardiac death. Knowing the risk factors for heart failure and identifying any symptoms early can open the door to more ways to manage the condition.
Diagnosis
Symptoms are usually the first sign there is a problem with the heart, but once symptoms appear, the disease has already progressed.
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