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Do you desperately desire to improve your health? Perhaps, you suffer from a chronic condition such as diabetes, osteoarthritis, or hypothyroidism. Or, you might simply wish to lose weight in order to gain some much needed energy. Regardless of your particular situation, make visiting your primary care physician at least once each year a priority. During a physical exam, your doctor will check important, vital signs such as your pulse, temperature, and blood pressure levels. This medical professional might also conduct blood tests at this time. On this blog, I hope you will discover easy, effective ways to improve your health. Enjoy!

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Do you teach physical education to school-aged children? Do those children often share sports equipment and gear? If so, they should be covering any visible warts on their skin each and every time they participate in your class. If this seems extreme, check out the below information about molluscum contagiosum.  What Is Molluscum Contagiosum? Molluscum contagiosum is a skin infection characterized by mollusca, which are raised skin growths. Caused by the poxvirus, the growths resemble warts; they're usually between 2 and 5 mm in diameter and can be white, pink, or the skin-colored. Read More 

7 Ways To Cope With Arthritis

12 December 2015
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Arthritis is not an uncommon condition to have. In fact, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 52.5 million adults in the United States suffer from arthritis. In addition to pain in your joints, you may also experience fatigue, muscle weakness and stiffness. Although there is no cure for this disease, you can manage it. Here are seven effective ways to cope with arthritis: Get Your Exercise When your joints are aching, exercise is probably the last thing on your mind. Read More 

6 Tips For Helping A Senior With Limited Mobility

8 December 2015
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If your senior loved one recently lost some or all of his mobility, you may be a loss at what to do. Whether the mobility problems are a result of a disease or accident, your family member likely feels sad and frustrated about the situation. While you might not be able to help your loved regain his mobility, you can make his life easier. Here are six helpful tips for helping a senior with limited mobility: Read More 

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17 November 2015
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Eye problems can occur at any age. If they are not addressed early when they occur in children, they can have a direct impact on their physical and emotional development. The inability to be able to see clearly will often affect how your child learns to read, write and even speak. Unfortunately, pediatric cataracts can affect what your child sees. Luckily, when the cataracts are caught early, they can be addressed and corrected by a Pediatric Ophthalmologist. Read More 

2 Changes You Can Make In Your Life To Help You Lose Weight

30 October 2015
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Trying to lose weight can be frustrating and unsuccessful when you don't go about it in the right manner. With a healthy diet and regular exercise, you can achieve weight loss. Here are two changes you can make in your life to help your weight loss efforts. Add Natural Yeast into Your Diet For 6,000 years, people on the earth used natural yeast to make their bread. After World War II, a synthetic dry yeast became available to buy and use in breads, followed by a rapid-rising yeast in 1984. Read More