Throughout certain parts of the Midwest and other areas, there has been some temperature fluctuating from chilly and rainy to warm and comfortable. Have you ever had one of those days when you’re unsure how to dress for the weather? These up-and-down seasonal changes have also caused a lot of people to get sick with… Continue Reading
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Category Archives: Medical Diseases & Conditions
4 Tips for Diabetics with ADHD to Better Manage Symptoms
Managing diabetes is always a difficult thing for anyone diagnosed. But for those who are also going through Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), it could especially be hard. ADHD could have a massive impact on your diabetes symptoms. You can fall victim to impulsive eating, forgetting to take your medications, or going to the doctor.… Continue Reading
4 Daily Habits in Reducing Your Risk of Kidney Disease
The month of March marks National Kidney Month. Not only is kidney disease a common illness among adults, it’s especially common among women. Some research has shown that the risk of chronic kidney disease is slightly greater in women than in men. In this week’s post, let’s learn a little bit more about this condition,… Continue Reading
Can You Become Addicted to Food?- 4 Ways to Overcome It Naturally
We hear so many stories in the news of many people becoming addicted to common substances such as drugs and alcohol. But did you know there is such a thing as food addiction? Can you be addicted to food? You may think, how can that be? We need food to survive and stay healthy. But… Continue Reading
4 Glaucoma Prevention Tips Women Over 40 Must Know
In addition to Cervical Cancer Awareness, January also brings National Glaucoma Awareness Month. Glaucoma is an eye disease that has been affecting many Americans. It could lead to blindness if not detected early. However, the group that has become one of the most at-risk are women over the age of 40. In this week’s post,… Continue Reading
What Barriers Black Women Face Concerning Cervical Cancer Screening
This month of January marks Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. This is a condition that’s affecting many women today. The American Cancer Society estimates that this year about 13,360 new cases will be diagnosed. That’s why all women must be screened for this condition. Unfortunately, there have been some barriers to cervical cancer screening causing most… Continue Reading
How Long Do Secondhand Smoke Toxins Stay in Your System?
During November, Lung Cancer Awareness will also be acknowledged. Many Americans are being diagnosed with this disease and one of the causes of it involves a form of passive smoking called secondhand smoke. Inhaling this type of smoke could lead to various health problems such as lung cancer, heart attacks, stroke, and other ailments. But… Continue Reading
5 Tips to Protect your Eyes While Going through Diabetes
In November, the American Diabetes Association has its annual campaign for American Diabetes Month. Nearly 1 in every 2 Americans have diabetes or prediabetes. One of the most important aspects of your health this condition affects is your eyes. There are plenty of diabetes eye diseases such as cataracts, glaucoma, and diabetic retinopathy threatening the… Continue Reading
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