Month: April 2017

Article Source: HealthDay News It’s easy to tell when someone’s gotten a bad lip enhancement — their puffy lips just don’t look natural. “In New York City, if you walk down the street, it’s almost like, ‘Whoa,’ half the people have this overinjected lip, and it’s quite obvious,” said Dr. Andrew Salzberg, chief of plastic […] Read More

This month, I saw down with Chiropractor and Master B.E.S.T. Practitioner, Dr. Alisa Blumberg to learn more about her practice and how she helps her patients to enjoy their best lives. Below is a recap of our conversation. Tell me a bit about yourself. By education, I am a chiropractor. About six years ago, I […] Read More

We all have that one friend or family member for whom the phrase “i’m tired” seems to be on repeat. In my circle of friends, that person happens to be me. Vitamin IV treatments have been on my radar for years but I often dismissed the idea in favour of rest, unprocessed food and exercise. […] Read More

Article Source: HealthDay News Wrist-worn activity trackers such as Fitbit don’t reliably assess heart rate, a new study finds. While the devices may have some legitimate benefits, they shouldn’t be used for medical purposes, researchers suggest. Evaluating four wearable activity trackers from Fitbit, Basis and Mio, the investigators compared results to those from an electrocardiograph (EKG). […] Read More

Article Source: HealthDay News Spring routinely spells misery for allergy sufferers, but a recent survey reveals that most patients don’t try to manage their symptoms until it’s too late. The survey asked more than 1,000 adults with seasonal allergies and more than 500 parents of children with seasonal allergies how they prepared for the high […] Read More

Article By: HealthDay News Four of five doctors still recommend annual mammograms for women in their early 40s, despite guideline changes that have pushed back the age for yearly breast cancer screening, a new survey shows. Overall, 81 percent of physicians surveyed said they suggest annual mammograms for women aged 40 to 44, while more than […] Read More

Written By Alana Karran Generally, it’s an oxymoron to think of your smartphone as an instrument of mindfulness. Constant checking and re-checking, texting, Apps, social media, all attention grabbers and potential distractions to being present in the moment. Fortunately, a few new apps are attempting to change how we use our phones to actually promote […] Read More

I recently took the leap into home ownership, which has, in turn, lengthened my commute to and from work. I often find myself getting restless on my hour commute, and although I don’t have the stress of dealing with city traffic, I find my body becoming uncomfortable and feeling the need to stretch when I […] Read More