Headache from Reading vs. from Aneurysm, Tumor, Brain Bleed
Just why can reading sometimes cause you to suffer a headache? Can it be an aneurysm, brain bleed or tumor that just happens to occur when reading? […]
Just why can reading sometimes cause you to suffer a headache? Can it be an aneurysm, brain bleed or tumor that just happens to occur when reading? […]
Here’s exactly how to prevent prediabetes from ever becoming type 2 diabetes. You do NOT have to ever become a diabetic. […]
You may not know as much as you think you do when it comes to melanoma screening and just what to look for during your self-skin exams. Here are guidelines. […]
If you want daily but brief sun exposure to get vitamin D, can this ever cause melanoma — even if you don’t burn? […]
You know that menopause increases LDL cholesterol, but find out what bioidentical hormone replacement therapy can do. The rise in LDL (bad) cholesterol, as a result of menopause, is significant for some women. “The loss [...]
The technique of inch reps when strength training will help burn stubborn fat. […]
If you just learned your child has been bullying a classmate, should you punish him or her? If so, what kind of punishment? Should you give him a taste of his own medicine? [...]
Don’t assume that the school bully is spoiled and entitled at home; instead assume that he or she is being bullied by a parent or older sibling. […]
Parents of kids who bully share common traits. Do you know what they are? Perhaps some of these traits describe you. […]
Here are 12 things a parent of a bullied child or teen should always do and should never do. Failure to follow these guidelines can lead to more suffering, not to mention possibly enable the [...]
Here’s why you might feel gassy after walking a while on your treadmill desk. […]
If your own child were being bullied, would you necessarily know it? Many bully victims keep this a secret. Why is this? Could YOUR child be one of them? […]
Just what exactly is the link between ADHD in children and bedwetting? […]
Chondromalacia is a nightmare for marathon athletes, whether competitive or more on the recreational side. […]
Just how much should you walk – or not walk – if you have knee osteoarthritis? Should you save walking for only essential needs? What about fitness walking? […]
Obese and even morbidly obese women may believe exercise will prevent a total knee replacement or other knee problems. […]
If your gynecologist says everything feels normal after examining your breasts, how likely is it that he or she missed a cancerous lump? […]
If you’re younger than 50, even in your 20s, and have a painful shoulder that doesn’t respond to conservative treatment, should you consider shoulder replacement surgery? […]
Fibromyalgia is real. The symptoms it causes can be grouped into five categories, each including many problems. […]
Christina Stanton was previously healthy but now, after “recovering” from COVID-19, suffers debilitating fatigue, can’t taste food and struggles with many ongoing issues such as major hair loss and body aches and pains. [...]
A breast cancer diagnosis often takes both a physical and emotional toll on the patient and her family. […]
If the human body was meant to run, why do so many joggers and runners get all sorts of injuries? This includes “runner’s knee,” shin splints and foot issues. […]
Are you getting up several times overnight to urinate and wonder if this means a heart problem? […]
It’s so very important for women, especially those who feel weak, to strengthen their grips. The Fat Gripz tool will give you a stronger grip. […]
Why can’t healthy women scared of ovarian cancer just have their ovaries removed instead of going through life afraid of getting this often-fatal disease? […]
Can you name 10 symptoms that can mean gynecological cancer? Some will surprise you — signs that most women mistake for a benign condition. This can cost them their life. […]
At age 32 Jessica Duemig was diagnosed with tripple negative breast cancer. A survivor, she gives advice and encouragement to the newly diagnosed who need a good shot of badass! […]
A survivor of triple negative breast cancer shares advice on early detection that every woman should know about. Breast cancer is highly curable only if it is caught early enough. […]
The common question is which detects cervical cancer better: the Pap smear or the Cobas HPV test? […]
Do you think you’re having a period even though you recently completed menopause? Or is it more likely that this means cancer somewhere in the reproductive tract? […]
Sometimes ovarian cancer is caught early, even very early. Yet this disease is notorious for being caught in an advanced stage, which is why the 5-year survival rate is about 48 percent. […]
Menopause really does make you age faster. But there is one exercise in particular that will significantly help reverse this aging. […]
What if you were to miss a night of CPAP therapy every so often? Could an occasional night off from CPAP cause damage to your body? […]
Is it harmful to your body to let sleep apnea go untreated even if you don’t have any daytime symptoms? Or should you still use a CPAP even though you feel fine? […]
Another study says that working at night significantly increases the risk for breast cancer. […]
Very dense breasts are third in line as a major risk factor for cancer; so why won’t the medical establishment support elective removal like it does for BRCA mutations? […]
Is there a such thing as gynecological symptoms that can NEVER be caused by cancer? […]
So many conditions cause vaginal discharge including vaginal cancer. Is there a distinct appearance if the cause is a vaginal malignancy? […]
Morbid obesity = unhealthy KNEES. If you think you have a healthy heart despite your obesity, then at least consider its effect on your knees. Arthritis is waiting for you. […]
You’ve probably seen many very obese women whose knees look backwards – that is, like the backs of one’s knees. […]