Posts Tagged ‘health’

Managing Depression With Food And Nutrition

Monday, May 19th, 2008

While many health care workers are aware that there is a link between some physical illnesses and nutritional deficiencies, not many people are aware that mental disorders also have a nutrition link. Most believe that mental illnesses are strictly emotional and have no metabolic or biochemical association. Nutrition, however, may play a greater role in depression than is widely known. Some researchers believe that nutrition can play a key role, both in the onset, severity, and duration of depression, including daily mood swings.

Nurse Training Bottlenecks And Job Burn-out Rate Worsen Nurse Shortages

Friday, April 25th, 2008

The retiring generation of baby boomers need more and not less nursing services. Yet when a cohort of retirees join a local population usually there is a time lag before enough number of nurses can graduate from local programs or can be recruited from the outside. That timing lag also contributes to local shortages of nurses.

At the bottom of the supply chain, the number of qualified instructors and the state laws that regulate the student-instructor ratios is another reason why retiring nurses cannot be replaced rapidly.

Training nurses is one of the most labor-intensive educational processes, as it should be.

Make Sound Choices

Thursday, April 17th, 2008

10 years ago, I began to realize that it was time for me to use my gifts to help others. I didn’t want to do it…that wasn’t the life that I choose for me!

10 years ago, I was recovering from a serious car accident and living at home with my parents. I remember my frustrations, anger and fears and sharing these emotions with my MOM as I was looking for answers that were going to get me on the path that I wanted to take… to be on TV and in the Theater. I just knew that I had to Keep going…Keep going…Keep going.

Your Dentist Can Help You To Stay Healthier

Thursday, April 17th, 2008

How important is Oral Hygiene to your health??

Good oral hygiene is in fact essential for good health. If your teeth and gums are in poor shape, you can not chew your food properly. This can lead to digestive problems and other health conditions. Gum disease can lead to tooth loss. Tooth loss can interfere with eating because you can not chew your food well. This means that your food is more difficult to digest because the primary part of the digestive process, chewing, has been compromised.

Based on some recommendations by the American Dental Association, here are the tips that you can help you to keep your teeth:

Holistic Medicine Secrets - Discover Two Essential Vitamins For Anyone Over 50

Wednesday, April 9th, 2008

The health and medical communities have long acknowledged the benefits of a daily multi-vitamin, particularly for those over the age of 50. Even Medicare has noted decreased costs in caring for patients who take daily multi-vitamins.

As we grow older, the absorption and digestion of proteins and minerals becomes more difficult leading to a variety of ailments such as osteoporosis, fatigue, and chronic illness.

We can go a long way towards addressing these concerns by seeking out a few basic nutrients and nutritional supplements. Two vitamins that are essential for anyone over 50 include vitamin B-12 and vitamin D.

Triathlon Training Plan - How Do I Get My Bike Miles Up?

Thursday, April 3rd, 2008

I got a question this week from a triathlete struggling to build up mileage on his triathlon bike. This is a common challenge for triathletes. The trick here is to build mileage slowly and consistently. Here are some tips:

Remember to consult your physician before starting any fitness program.

1. Build up mileage slowly. Most triathletes are competitive by nature and they tend to push themselves to the limit. Out of frustration they might try to do a 4-hour bike ride when their longest ride before that is only a couple of hours. This is very risky and counterproductive.

The Importance Of Dream Meanings

Friday, March 14th, 2008

Carl Jung is the big hero who discovered the only correct method for the exact translation of the dreams’ meaning. I proved this after his death by documenting several scientific discoveries from different fields, in my scientific book, which I started writing in February 1988. I intended to publish it at the end of that year, proving to the world that only Jung understood exactly how to interpret our dreams, so that everyone could follow his method in order to be benefited by the wisdom of the unconscious.

Signs And Symptoms Of Lupus

Wednesday, March 5th, 2008

There are many signs that you can be suffering from lupus disease. Because the symptoms vary so much from person to person it can be a long way to get the right diagnose. A physician will find the if it’s lupus after thoroughly investigating your medical history, taking blood and tissue tests and doing a physical examination.

The Grapefruit Diet Plan - The Fad Lives On

Tuesday, February 26th, 2008

Hundreds of various fad diet plans have come and gone, but the grapefruit diet plan has held on for several years now. So, is this one of the best weight loss plans to put into action or one you should avoid?

Following the grapefruit diet plan you will be limited to only 800 calories per day, which is far too low and can actually do more harm than good, but we will talk more about that in a minute.

The diet plan includes some of the following requirements:

-You must eat a grapefruit or drink an equivalent amount of grapefruit juice with every meal.

Will The Silent Killer Affect You?

Sunday, February 24th, 2008

The silent killer, which we have become to acknowledge as arteriosclerosis, is causing incredible problems for millions of people around the world. It has become a modern epidemic of mammoth proportions and is believed to be the cause of half of deaths in the US last year. In the previous article we discussed the different theories regarding arteriosclerosis and the number one causal factor. This article will discuss who is at risk.

Is Everybody At Risk?