14 Tips to manage irritable bowel syndrome
/Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), sometimes called “spastic colon,” can be embarrassing and uncomfortable.
Read MoreIrritable bowel syndrome (IBS), sometimes called “spastic colon,” can be embarrassing and uncomfortable.
Read MoreEvery day, upwards of 20 million Americans suffer from a condition called peripheral neuropathy.
Read MoreAs unpleasant as they can be, a cough is considered a major player in protecting the body against disease.
Read MoreAging brings many physical changes we expect – gray hair, wrinkles, arthritis, are all obvious.
Read MoreNormally the immune system of healthy people quietly does its job of keeping us from getting sick by seeking out and destroying invaders of the body that want to cause us harm.
Read MoreRheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting about 1.5 million Americans with three times as many women being affected than men.
Read MoreThis is why more than 9 million doctor visits each year are due to problems with the urinary system according to the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK).
Read MoreWhen you see or hear the words hypertension or high blood pressure, your first association might be with your heart.
Read MoreWhen your doctor gives you the go-ahead to safely engage in physical activity on a routine basis, the benefits of keeping active can pay-off in many ways:
Read MoreDisease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than 100 million American adults are living with diabetes or prediabetes.
Read MoreSwollen feet can be a common occurrence at some point in most of our lives and usually are not a cause for concern.
Read MoreBrain aneurysm – just the name of it sounds ominous. And they certainly can be. Anyone told they have a brain aneurysm can be one of the most frightening diagnoses to receive.
Read MoreChronic heel pain is likely due to a condition called plantar fasciitis. This common foot injury can cause stabbing pain in the bottom of your feet near the heel.
Read MoreFiber is a big deal and is the one nutrient you don’t want to skimp on.
Read MoreHere are a few reasons why excessive sitting is not exactly a health booster:
Read MoreBeing told you have developed chronic kidney disease may come as a big surprise. Do you have a certain disease(s) putting your kidney’s ability to filter out toxins in jeopardy?
Read MoreNearly 1 in 3 people have thyroid disease, but the majority of them are women. Yet more than half of those with a thyroid condition do not know they have it.
Read MoreUndergoing a hip or knee replacement is an undertaking. All aspects of such a procedure need to be discussed thoroughly with an orthopedic surgeon to gain understanding of what is involved.
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