Archive for the 'Men's Health' Category
The way we view ourselves can either add to, or take away from our health and overall well-being.
Eating disorders and depression seem to be on the increase. Not all are related to the way we view ourselves, but some start out that way. A person may view themselves so negatively that they will go to […]
Kathy Dove wrote this on June 27th, 2008 and filed it under Healthy Living, Women's Health, Mental Health, Men's Health | No Comments »
Have you noticed all the energy drinks that are available? They may have their purpose occasionally, but maintaining and increasing energy naturally, adds to your overall health.
You can maintain and boost your energy naturally without resorting to energy drinks:
* Get active. Activity increases energy. If you have a job where you sit a lot, be […]
Kathy Dove wrote this on May 20th, 2008 and filed it under Women's Health, Healthy Living, Healthy Eating, Men's Health | No Comments »
We often hear about Fibromyalgia being a “women’s disease” but there are still many men who are afflicted. I would think that it would be harder for a man to have an illness like Fibromyalgia because men like to be in control and it’s harder for them to admit when there is something wrong […]
ff wrote this on May 18th, 2008 and filed it under Healthy Living, Men's Health | No Comments »
Depression is real. It can be mild or severe. It can cause a few disruptions in life or cause one to completely shut down. Depression can be derived from a variety of factors and cause a variety of symptoms. Those suffering from depression may have a decreased appetite, lose interest in activities they normally love, […]
Kathy Dove wrote this on May 15th, 2008 and filed it under Healthy Living, Women's Health, Mental Health, Men's Health | No Comments »
So many germs are picked up by what our hands come in contact with. Sometimes we may not be aware of when our hands need washing in our daily routine. It’s not just when they are obviously dirty. It isn’t just before preparing food or after using the bathroom.
If you see a friend out in […]
Kathy Dove wrote this on May 9th, 2008 and filed it under Healthy Living, Women's Health, Men's Health, Children's Health | No Comments »
Shiny and healthy hair isn’t just a beauty asset, but can be an indication of overall health. Poor health of your hair can be brought about by many factors. Too much attention to hair, a poor diet, air pollution, heat and air-conditioning can have adverse affects on your hair.
There are many types of hair from […]
Kathy Dove wrote this on April 29th, 2008 and filed it under Healthy Living, Healthy Eating, Women's Health, Men's Health, Children's Health | No Comments »
Some people want to lose weight in order to look better. Some people get in a hurry to lose weight the wrong way for this reason, which can be as detrimental to health as being overweight. Losing weight for looks should be the secondary focus. Losing weight should be about health. Extra weight can put […]
Kathy Dove wrote this on April 25th, 2008 and filed it under Healthy Living, Women's Health, Men's Health, Health & Aging, Weight Loss | 2 Comments »
Not only does what we eat affect our body, but also our skin. What we put on the inside can make our skin dull or give it a bright and healthy glow. Making the right choices can offer good results and at the same time you can enjoy delicious foods.
Some foods to add to your […]
Kathy Dove wrote this on April 18th, 2008 and filed it under Healthy Living, Healthy Eating, Women's Health, Health Foods, Men's Health, Children's Health | No Comments »
Researchers have found that men who eat seven or more eggs per week are at an increased risk for dying at an earlier age. The study was published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. During a 20-year study period it was also found that men who are diabetic who ate any eggs […]
ff wrote this on April 9th, 2008 and filed it under Healthy Living, Men's Health, Health & Aging | 2 Comments »
The gallbladder isn’t often thought about until someone gets an attack. The symptoms of a gall bladder attack may be mild to severe and include vomiting, sweating and inflammation or fever if more severe. The attack may last anywhere from a few minutes to several hours. In some cases, surgery is necessary. Some people have […]
Kathy Dove wrote this on April 9th, 2008 and filed it under Healthy Living, Healthy Eating, Women's Health, Men's Health, Health & Aging | 2 Comments »