Aging And Chronic Pain: How To Start Fighting Back Early
By Dr. Joseph Christiano For most people, just the thought of aging can cause them to cringe. But throw in the topic of ‘chronic pain’ with ‘aging’ and you have…
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5 Foods You Should Stop Feeding Your Kids Now
By Leanne Thompson If you’re reading this then you must be a responsible parent—or at least, trying to be one. You deserve a pat on the back. But you’ve got…
Read more »Children’s Health – Claiming For Personal Injuries
By James Helliwell Healthy children running around is what we all strive for as parents and the occasional fall with the odd bump and bruises is part and parcel of…
Read more »Canine Influenza Virus (H3N8)
By Dr. Jeff Werber What is Dog Flu? Dog flu or Canine Influenza is a contagious respiratory disease in dogs caused by a specific Type A influenza virus (H3N8). The…
Read more »25 Ways To Stay Upbeat When Surrounded By Negativity
By Mary Jo Rapini, MEd, LPC Have you ever wondered where the good times have gone? Do you find yourself in the grocery store line listening to customers lament on…
Read more »Getting A Grip On Anxiety
By Dr. Denee Jordan, PSY.D Enter the New Year without anything holding you back; the process may not be easy, but it is simple. When it comes to really changing…
Read more »Mums ‘n’ Dads Need To Keep Healthy And Exercise Too
By James Helliwell For parents, a great way to ensure that your children are keeping fit and exercising weekly, is to lead by example and exercise regularly yourself. There’s no…
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A Life In Full Color
By Ron McDiarmid Color is a key component of healthy living. There is little as uplifting to the human spirit as a rainbow. Color has been studied for its therapeutic…
Read more »Feng Shui Your Kitchen For A Healthier You
By Kac Young PhD, ND, DCH Whenever you want to make a change in your life, “move 27 things” says an old Chinese proverb. It may sound a bit crazy,…
Read more »Private Lives Of Primates With Loretta Breuning
Greetings fellow mammals, I have consciously ignored “the news” for years, but last week it suddenly bombarded me. A news monitor blared in the elevator of a conference I was…
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