Three Physical Signs Adults With Congenital Heart Defects Shouldn't Ignore

Posted on: 26 March 2018

At one time, babies born with congenital heart defects (CHD) had a very high mortality rate, especially those born with severe defects, such as single-functioning ventricles. Thanks to the advances in pediatric cardiology, babies born with CHD are living well into adulthood. In fact, according to the latest statistics, there are 1.4 million adults in the United States living with CHD. Many of these adults need ongoing care and should be aware when abnormal symptoms appear. [Read More]

Feeling Older Than You Want To? How Strength Training Can Help You Stay Fit Longer

Posted on: 27 February 2018

As you age, your body goes through significant changes. Some of those changes include your bones and joints. If you don't take a proactive approach to those age-related changes, you can suffer serious consequences, including a loss of mobility and strength. One way to combat those changes is to keep physically fit. However, it's not just about getting out and taking daily walks. To truly stay healthy and fit as you age, you also need to add strength training to your fitness routine. [Read More]

Healthcare Products To Help With Headaches

Posted on: 15 January 2018

If you suffer from frequent headaches, then you want to learn about some of the different things that you can do in order to get relief from them. It can be hard to go about your daily activities when you feel as if your head is pounding. It can even be hard to sleep, go outside into the sun, read a book, or watch TV. This article should prove to be very helpful when it comes to feeling better and decreasing the number of headaches you end up dealing with. [Read More]

Coolsculpting And The Diabetic Patient: What To Expect

Posted on: 27 November 2017

After spending more than a year adjusting to an entirely different diet for your diabetes, you have lost a lot of weight. While that is a positive to being diagnosed with this disorder, you may feel as though your efforts have fallen short because of the extra fat pockets around your midsection. If you are looking around for non-surgical solutions to the problem, you should consider coolsculpting. This is an ideal cosmetic procedure for diabetics as there are no incisions, no downtime, and no extensive healing periods. [Read More]