If you suffer from arthritis, and you do not currently exercise, there is good news for you. The Arthritis Foundation has developed a walking program specifically for arthritis sufferers, and it helps to relieve pain.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states that, “An estimated 50 million U.S. adults (about 1 in 5) report doctor-diagnosed arthritis. As the U.S. population ages, these numbers are expected to increase sharply.â€
In essence, there are a lot of people suffering from pain because of this debilitating disease. That is why this simple exercise program is important for many. In addition to exercise,
Stress in College: How Much is Too Much?
by Mackenzie M. July 11th, 2011 | Mental Health
Whether you attend a four-year university, a two-year local college, or a technical school, chances are that during the tedious and never-ending semesters, one word is always on the tip of your tongue: stress. According to Healthline, stress can only be defined as “an unavoidable part of life that has helped humans survive for thousands of years and keeps us on our toes in dangerous or critical situations.â€
Alright, now let’s get real. Put simply, in the life of a college student, stress is trying to make time for your significant other, while writing your paper for History 101, while
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Alright, now let’s get real. Put simply, in the life of a college student, stress is trying to make time for your significant other, while writing your paper for History 101, while
Juvenile Diabetes
by Dean Heller MD July 7th, 2011 | Ask the Doctor
I am 17 and started having some funny symptoms, including weight loss and going to the bathroom a lot. I heard one of the Jonas brothers talking about his diabetes, and I think I may have this. Do you think I do?
You have to see a doctor as soon as possible. Your symptoms certainly could be from diabetes. Frequent urination, weight loss, increased thirst, and hunger, as well as being tired are the common symptoms of diabetes.
Expert: David Cook
To learn more about juvenile diabetes, watch this video from VideoMD.com.
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You have to see a doctor as soon as possible. Your symptoms certainly could be from diabetes. Frequent urination, weight loss, increased thirst, and hunger, as well as being tired are the common symptoms of diabetes.
Expert: David Cook
To learn more about juvenile diabetes, watch this video from VideoMD.com.
In Defense of the Big C?
by Lori Sciame July 6th, 2011 | Cancer, Diseases
Editor’s note: In celebration of our company’s third birthday, Wasabi Media Group will be donating up to $1,095 to our readers’ favorite charity. Four charities have been chosen by the editorial team, and each has been aligned with an article on one of our sites. To help Cancer Research Institute win, simply click the Facebook Like button. You can learn more about this contest by reading this article.
There’s a sadness that permeates my life. It’s a nagging ache that makes its presence known, day after day, year after year. I’ve known this sadness since
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There’s a sadness that permeates my life. It’s a nagging ache that makes its presence known, day after day, year after year. I’ve known this sadness since
The Milk Debate
by Louise July 4th, 2011 | Health Research, Nutrition
The fact that milk is a great source of calcium isn't exactly breaking news. Through advertisements, milk and calcium have become somewhat synonymous in America. For example, a previously-posted article on Health Eagle, Drink Milk - Prevent Osteoporosis, triggered the following commentary:
"Adults should NOT be drinking milk ..."
This statement elicited a direct response from another reader, "Adult[s] do need calcium. Haven’t you read the article how important milk is?"
This is an alarming reply, as it implies that recommending less consumption of milk is the same as recommending a decreased intake of calcium. Calcium is necessary for many functions in our
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"Adults should NOT be drinking milk ..."
This statement elicited a direct response from another reader, "Adult[s] do need calcium. Haven’t you read the article how important milk is?"
This is an alarming reply, as it implies that recommending less consumption of milk is the same as recommending a decreased intake of calcium. Calcium is necessary for many functions in our