Category: Blog

Did you know that the health of your mouth could be a mirror of your overall well-being?  Many people don’t realize that good dental hygiene goes beyond just having a bright smile; it can actually impact your heart, your diabetes management, and even your brain health.  We all lead busy…

Remember a decade ago when every conference and convention you attended, you’d get a goodie bag.  Nine times out of ten, it contained a USB with the company’s name and contact details. You probably have a drawer back home filled with forgotten USBs. The corporate gifts you recall were the…

The daily hustle can leave you feeling overwhelmed, especially when juggling home chores, work, and personal life. You want to provide delicious, nutritious meals for your family, but time often slips away.  Try rapid cooking methods to transform your meal prep experience. These techniques will simplify your kitchen routine, letting…

For healthcare students and professionals who want to advance their careers, distinguishing themselves from others as leaders is vital. It can be a challenge, as the healthcare industry typically makes for a competitive, and fast-paced environment, but it can be done. This article provides real-world strategies that help you to…

Sadly, diabetes ranks high on the list of common health issues that Americans have to deal with. To provide a clearer perspective, diabetes (specifically type 2) ranks as the fifth most common health condition that adversely impacts life quality in the country. Making certain lifestyle changes ensures that people with…

Let’s face it: many couples have unexpected pregnancies and not all of them are wanted. When a woman becomes pregnant without being ready to become a parent, she becomes anxious and irritable. Unwanted pregnancies come with many thoughts, including options to “take care” of it.  For most, the first thought…

When your back or shoulder hurts, you might want to check in with a physiotherapist so they can offer the right intervention. Some of the conditions that they can treat include stroke, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury, polyneuropathies, spasticity, and Parkinson’s disease to name a few. See info about stroke…