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• More Important News About Vit D

  Posted on Monday September 28th, 2009 at 15:39 in women, Heal, high blood pressure, hypertension, menopause, female, vit d, more important news about vit d

  Vit D is becoming one of my favorite vitamins. In fact, if someone asked me if I could recommend just one vitamin to improve health, I'm pretty sure I would tell them to take Vit D. Vit D deficiency has been linked to bone loss, immune system problem...

• Having Surgery? You Might Want to Wait Until Morning

  Posted on Wednesday September 9th, 2009 at 15:00 in surgery, research, healing, having surgery? you might want to wait until morning

  We are a country of “I want it now” consumers. Letters aren’t fast enough so we email. Email isn’t fast enough so we text. Movies are instantly delivered to our televisions, foods are instantly processed in our microwaves and when we are sick...

• Yes, the Appendix has a Purpose

  Posted on Monday August 24th, 2009 at 09:46 in Evolution, research, duke, appendix, immune, appendix has a purpose

  Students watch in amazement as the abdominal cavity of the cadaver is opened. We remove a few structures and after a few minutes we get to the colon. The colon begins with a sac-like structure called the cecum. As we take a closer look at the cecum w...

• Can Caring Stress the Caregiver?

  Posted on Sunday June 28th, 2009 at 08:32 in caregiver, research, nurse, stress, empathy, university of leicester, can caring stress the caregiver

  "I feel your pain." Caregivers and healthcare providers are in a unique position to "feel the pain" of other people. In fact some of the best caregivers and practitioners I know operate at a high level of empathy. Hey, isn't empathy supposed to be a ...

• Beating Metabolic Syndrome: A Little Exercise Goes a Long Way

  Posted on Sunday May 3rd, 2009 at 07:55 in exercise, moderate, healing, obesity, bootcamp, metabolic syndrome, beating metabolic syndrome: a little exercise goes a long way

  Something like 1 in 4 Americans have metabolic syndrome or type 2 diabetes. Generally, the recommendations include a strict high protein, low fat, lower carb diet along with copious exercise. I have heard as much as running the equivalent of 15 miles...

• Laughing....and Healing

  Posted on Sunday April 19th, 2009 at 08:25 in diabetes, healing, laughter, mood, laughing and healing, mirthful laughter

  Many of you would not be surprised to learn that your mood affects your health. Many studies have looked at various moods and personalities that potentially affect the body. Researchers have established connections between hostility and heart disease...

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