Should probably include Pennsylvania and W. Virginia in the tile and perhaps points further east. The government and medical organizations have nothing to suggest in terms of treatments for exposure to the high level of dioxins. However, they should be recommending and rushing to the scene tons of baking soda because bicarbonates neutralize heavy metals,……
You May Want to Consider Adding This Low-Cost Smart Thermometer to Your Family’s Sick Day Essentials
When you’re running a fever, the exhaustion and general blah feelings may put your sluggish brain in “off” mode. That makes it hard to keep track of your own symptoms, let alone your family’s, if everyone around you is sick, too. For that reason, an app-compatible smart thermometer for families can be a really helpful…
5 Enjoyable Sports for Improving Health and Fitness
Sports and physical activities are essential for maintaining good health and fitness. They not only improve your cardiovascular health, strength, and flexibility, but also have a positive impact on your mental health and well-being. However, with so many different types of sports and activities to choose from, it can be difficult to determine which ones…
The Secret Nature of Fruit®
The Secret Nature of Fruit®, a new functional supplement brand powered by Dole Packaged Foods, LLC, today announced the launch of Fruit-Powered Vitamin Chews: a sustainably-crafted line of functional chew supplements aimed at uncovering and harnessing the hidden ‘secrets’ of fruit to deliver key functional nutrients needed to help power your body, naturally. The Secret Nature…
Optimists and Pessimists: Balanced Pairing, or Relationship Nightmare? A Relationship Coach Weighs In
There’s a reason why TV comedy couple Andy Dwyer and April Ludgate on Parks and Recreation took the internet by storm in the 2010s. Andy, played by Guardians of the Galaxy actor Chris Pratt, was a goofy idealist who loved to look on the bright side. Meanwhile April—who is played by White Lotus’Aubrey Plaza—was a…
The Boots the Foot Surgeon From TLC’s ‘My Feet Are Killing Me’ Recommends if You Have Bunions
Boots + bunions = ouch! It doesn’t have to be a painful combination, though. If you suffer from bunions (a bony mass on the side of your big toe), you know how painful it can be to squeeze your feet into too-tight, too-narrow, too-stiff boots. That’s why we shopped for the best boots for bunions—comfortable,…
Prescription For Sanity – Meditation
Well, it certainly would be nice to sit like Buddha and smile through all the challenges and tribulations that are coming our way. Meditation and prayer are viable and important tools with which to shape our lives and the very nature of our personal consciousness. In a pinch, they offer us comfort and even sanity……
Tubing Mascaras Are Your Secret Weapon For Long, Voluminous, Smudge-Free Lashes, so I Tested 11 of Them To Find the Best of the Best
One thing about me is I can’t leave home without a swipe of mascara. No matter the situation, mascara is the magic wand (no pun intended) that instantly makes me feel put together. And if I’m in a rush to get out the door, I’ll sooner skip styling my hair before I skip mascara. It’s…
Five healthy habits to teach your kids
As a parent, there is so much we need to teach our kids and healthy eating and exercise are one of them. According to a report by the CDC, half of the children in the US don’t eat a single piece of fruit or veg and there are concerns that rates of Type 2 diabetes…
The One Workout Hair-Care Rule You Need To Follow (and 4 To Ignore), According to an MD
As essential as working out is for our physical and mental health, it’s always not doing our scalp (and by extension, our hair) any favors. According to physician Mary Wendel, MD, if you’re not washing your hair after you work up a sweat, a buildup of debris and oil starts to settle in. “There’s this…