Can Strong Be Unhealthy? Or is Weak Unhealthy?
“Strong isn’t healthy” is usually spoken by physically weak people, even though being weak is what’s truly bad for the body. But can an unhealthy person be strong? […]
“Strong isn’t healthy” is usually spoken by physically weak people, even though being weak is what’s truly bad for the body. But can an unhealthy person be strong? […]
There’s a growing movement of women refusing to get weighed at doctors’ offices. […]
There’s quite a few medical conditions that can kill you while you’re sleeping without ever waking you up. This includes young people. […]
Do you sometimes experience trouble breathing -- but only at rest and never during or soon after exercise? Like when you’re at a computer? The feeling may be described one of two ways: as a [...]
If your body hurts a lot lately, this could be depression. […]
It’s odd that someone who chooses retirement then becomes depressed. If this describes you, here’s how to regain your zest for life. […]
Does your preschooler seem “slow,” yet the test for intelligence was normal? […]
Your toddler cries every morning upon waking. How long should you wait before taking her out? Will waiting a really long time teach him not to bawl? […]
Thud! Your toddler did it again: Threw her big sippy cup to the floor. You pick it up, place it on her tray and she repeats. Here’s how to stop it. […]
This may seem like a fun harmless thing, but what if your child decides to stand outside among neighboring homes and repeatedly blow the whistle? […]
Obese model Tess Holliday once said in an interview that she was physically fit because she was able to take care of a toddler. […]
You don’t have to stuff yourself with whole fruit, beans and lentils to easily get 25 grams of fiber in your daily diet. […]
Have biceps curls burned you out? Tired of them already? Try curling with kettlebells. […]
Those who move furniture or other heavy items for a living need to do structured strength training workouts. This will help prevent injury. […]
This is more than breakthrough bleeding. It’s an occasional heavy flow while on the Pill. […]
A 34-year-old woman’s esophageal cancer was missed by two separate barium swallows. […]
Just what does it mean when “heartburn” is listed as a symptom of esophageal cancer? […]
If you’ve been hiccupping lately from esophageal cancer, would they be different from normal hiccups? […]
Is there a way you could tell if your trouble swallowing food may be esophageal cancer rather than anxiety? […]
Morbid and even moderate obesity is a major risk factor for GERD. […]
Did you have a Nissen fundoplication for hiatal hernia and are confused about weightlifting guidelines? Strength training, bodybuilding & powerlifting require clear, concise guidelines that should not leave the patient wondering, guessing or interpreting the [...]
Do you get hiccups while eating and they seem to be coming from your hiatal hernia? […]
You had an upper endoscopy earlier in the day yet still have right chest pain or chest pain in general. […]
A morbidly obese COVID survivor has accused frontline heroes of fat shaming when she was in the ER and then COVID unit. […]
Cindy on “My 600 Pound Life” shows serious Seana vibes and an even bleaker future. Remember Seana from Season 2020? […]
If you think upright kettlebell rows are safer for your rotator cuff than are upright barbell rows, you’re very mistaken. […]
Is it possible for esophageal cancer to still be local – not having spread – by the time a person begins feeling the first symptom? […]
Stage 1 esophageal cancer has a poor five-year survival rate, while that for other cancers (e.g., breast, prostate, melanoma) have a high survival rate. […]
The overall 10-year survival rate of esophageal cancer is one of the bleakest of all cancers. […]
The 5-year survival rate for esophageal cancer is alarmingly low. It’s essentially a death sentence. Just HOW does esophageal cancer cause death? […]
If a symptom that’s suspicious for esophageal cancer has now been gone for a few weeks, does this mean you don’t have cancer after all? […]
Does food seem to feel stuck in your chest lately? Esophageal cancer causes food to get stuck or feel like it’s “sticking” in the esophagus. […]
Every so often, the teen or adult child of a patient on “My 600 Pound Life” is nearly as big as the parent. […]
Is it your understanding that when a single benign hyperplastic polyp is found, that your next colonoscopy should be sooner than 10 years, perhaps “seven to 10”? […]
Bad posture when jogging can lead to back discomfort. Here’s how to improve your posture while enjoying your jogging sessions. […]
If you seem to have a weak core (low back and abdominal area), you’ll want to try the plank exercise. […]
There’s a reason why marathon runners are so thin but you’re not despite tons of long running sessions. […]
Do you feel as though your bones are weak? It’s never too late to build more strength in your bones. Bone health is often overlooked, but it’s very important. […]
Pain or trouble swallowing, food getting stuck in your throat or chest, can be esophageal cancer. […]
Are you in college and feel pressure to drink and smoke? Perhaps the pressure is your own stress, or maybe it’s new friends or just the general atmosphere. […]