Strength and Endurance in Athletes
By Donna Barsky, PharmD The breakdown of glucose when we exercise or expend energy causes a release of hydrogen ions, which are effectively the acidic part of an acid. There is also a bi-product known […]
By Donna Barsky, PharmD The breakdown of glucose when we exercise or expend energy causes a release of hydrogen ions, which are effectively the acidic part of an acid. There is also a bi-product known […]
By Mark Terry When the entire baby boomer generation has reached retirement age in 2030, an astonishing number of US families will have faced the challenge of providing care to an aging loved one. […]
John Wilkinson, developer of the self adjusting, clinically proven, patented sleep system, has made it possible for you to have a pressure-free spinal-supported sleep. This technology has been used for several years in hospitals and […]
By Carey Coleman, RN – Senior Select Home Health The physical benefits of exercise have long been touted, but what about the emotional and psychological effects? Experts agree, and research data supports, that people who […]
By Tina Withrow Our premier picture together came at Little Long Lake near Angola, Indiana. I was a preemie and my big sister was not only like a second mom, she assumed the role of […]
A North Texas foot and ankle surgeon advises athletes: Don’t play with foot pain and that athletes and parents should monitor seemingly ‘normal’ foot and ankle pain. As each sports season reached its conclusion, many […]
By Dale Davies, MD Symptoms of an enlarging prostate gland are among the most frequent complaints of men over the age of 50. Classic benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH) symptoms are covered by answering the following […]
In a study released by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, it was found that one in 10 adults in the US receive treatment for arthritis pain. That’s over 20 million people! Osteoarthritis, the […]
Dry eye syndrome is an extremely common condition, thought to affect approximately 60 million Americans. The cause is usually an imbalance between tear production and tear volume drainage via the nasolacrimal (NLD) ducts. The tear […]
Courtesy of Centennial Medical Center If you thought immunizations were just for children, think again. Adults also may need several different vaccinations as they get older, including influenza, pneumonia, tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis, meningitis, chickenpox, measles, mumps, rubella, […]
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