Feeling Cold? Maybe You’re Lonely
Feeling cold? Maybe you're lonely.Social isolation makes people feel physically
cold, find University of Toronto psychologists Chen-Bo Zhong, PhD, and Geoffrey
J. Leonardelli, PhD. |
5 Lifestyle Steps for
Better Bone Health
Calcium, exercise, no smoking, no excess drinking, bone density tests -- all
these are necessary, says Kathryn Diemer, MD, professor of medicine and
osteoporosis specialist at Washington University School of Medicine in St.
Louis. |
End-of-Life
Discussions May Ease Dying
When the scale is stuck, try these techniques to jump-start weight loss.3 TOOLS
THAT HELP YOU LOSE WEIGHT.These items may not seem special, but they’re key to
getting you to your goal. |
The Benefits of
Vitamin C
8 tips to protect your children from the flu
It’s a fact of parenting life: Kids equal germs. They share toys, put things in
their mouths, and rub their faces with grubby little hands. During the fall and
winter, schools, day care centers, and other places where children gather act as
incubators for colds and the flu. So flu prevention for children is much more
complicated than it is for adults. |
Preventing and
Treating Flu in Children
8 tips to protect your children from the flu
It’s a fact of parenting life: Kids equal germs. They share toys, put things in
their mouths, and rub their faces with grubby little hands. During the fall and
winter, schools, day care centers, and other places where children gather act as
incubators for colds and the flu. So flu prevention for children is much more
complicated than it is for adults. |
How to Look Thinner
Instantly
Wanna
know a secret? Here's how to look up to 10 pounds thinner, have your clothes
look better, and ooze confidence with every step you take. And you might just
get rid of your tension headaches and lower back pain while you're at it. Sounds
like a bad late-night infomercial, right? It's not. |
What’s the best way to
trim your tummy?
Having
a flat belly or so-called "six-pack abs" is a dream of most adults. If you're
middle-aged, have ever been pregnant, or sometimes indulge in too much food or
one too many beers, you probably have a spare tire you'd like to get rid of.
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What Your Cough Means
Coughing is the body's way of removing foreign material or mucus from
the lungs and upper airway passages or of reacting to an irritated airway.
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Protect
Yourself against Insect Bites
Warm weather months invariably include days at the beach, picnics in the
backyard--and run--ins with bees or wasps. How can you avoid getting
stung?
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Does
Warm Milk Really Help You Sleep?
I just love it when some old piece of advice proves totally absurd,
false, or, in the case of drinking a glass of warm milk before bed as a
sleep inducer, TRUE! |
Help for Your Aching Back
Most backaches come from strained muscles of the lower back. The goal of
treatment is twofold: Relieve the pain and promote healing. Talk to your
doctor about these options. |
Ways to Prevent
or Relieve a Headache
People have been looking for-sometimes praying for-relief from headache
pain for almost as long as heads have been aching. Back in the Middle
Ages, when people thought demons in the brain caused headaches,
treatment consisted of boring a small hole in the skull, Fortunately,
doctors understand headaches a little bit better today and suggest less
drastic remedies. |
Eight Ways to Sleep through Insomnia
Do you ever find yourself wide awake long after you go to bed at night?
Well, you're not alone. An estimated 30 million Americans are bothered
by insomnia. They either have trouble falling asleep at night, wake up
in the middle of the night, or wake up too early and can't get back to
sleep. And when they're not asleep, insomniacs worry about whether or
not they'll be able to sleep. |
Secret Weapon against Bad Breath
Few other bodily
afflictions are more embarrassing than bad breath (halitosis). But it
isn’t really a problem, it’s a symptom of a wide range of possible
conditions.
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