By Christine S on August 12, 2010
Obesity is too much extra fat on a person’s body. Obesity is considered a chronic disease meaning that it will last life-time, like diseases such as diabetes or high blood pressure. It has serious health precautions long term and is the second leading cause of preventable deaths in the United States. Gaining weight is when [...]
Posted in General Health, Mens Health, Womens Health | Tagged active life, blood, blood pressure, bulimia, Depression, Diabetes, gaining weight, health problem, heart disease, high blood pressure, mind and body, overweight, Pregnancy, serious health, syndrome, treatment
By Lori on January 13, 2010
For someone with an addictive personality, it is possible to become hooked on nearly anything. This includes smoking, alcohol, drugs, gambling, and even sex. Now add to that list something that many people may not have considered to be an addiction: sugar. Yes, something as simple and ordinary as sugar can become an acute addiction [...]
Posted in General | Tagged addictive personality, alcohol drugs, antidepressants, certain types of cancer, consumption, Diabetes, health related issues, heart problems, human brain, intense pleasure, misconception, serotonin production, some drastic changes, sugar addiction, sweat
By Lori on December 30, 2009
It is very vital to monitor a diet in order to maintain the necessary blood glucose levels. There are many discussions about the issue concerning the best diet for diabetic people. Moreover these people can choose themselves what type of diet he or she is going to follow. It is known that there are different [...]
Posted in Dieting | Tagged 1700 calories, blood, blood glucose levels, calories in a day, calories per day, carbohydrate intake, day, Diabetes, diet, different types of diabetes, intake, person, professional nutritionist, type
By Bob Dylan on November 9, 2009
The flu has been declared a pandemic in 2009. The latest strain of the flu is the H1N1 or Swine flu. It was first identified in April of 2009 by the World Health Organization. It has been called Novel Influenza A, H1N1 2009, more commonly the Swine Flu. The first outbreak of the Swine Flu [...]
Posted in Swine Flu | Tagged cough, Diabetes, flu virus, flue, health, heart disease, immune system, influenza, obesity, pigs, pneumonia, Swine Flu, symptoms, vaccination, virus
By Lori on October 29, 2009
Gum disease belongs to serious infections that can have unfortunate results. It is scientifically proven that it can lead to such health concerns as heart disease, diabetes and other dangerous diseases. As far as its symptoms are concerned, one can observe gums swelling and growing in size, becoming red in color. They are also likely [...]
Posted in Gum Disease, Oral Health | Tagged brushing your teeth, Diabetes, Gum Disease, gum tissue, health, heart disease, symptoms, teeth, teeth and gums
By Christine S on October 26, 2009
Exercise is a physical activity that maintains the overall health and boosts up the physical fitness. It is very good to perform regular exercises as it helps in strengthening the muscles and cardiovascular system. Moreover, it benefits us in maintaining the proper weight, enhancing the immunity, and avoiding affluence diseases like heart disease, obesity, diabetes, [...]
Posted in Health & Fitness | Tagged benefits of exercise, boosts, cardiovascular disease, Diabetes, exercise session, fatigue, flue, gentle exercises, headache, health, heart beat rate, heart disease, immunity, joint pain, obesity, sleeping problem, symptoms, warm ups
By Jeniffer Moja on October 26, 2009
In modern times of busy hard working life and chasing money to curve out a decent enjoying lifestyle, you are exposed to extreme stress and health hazards, jeopardizing living healthy life. Enjoying mouthwatering food may be a burning desire fraught with the danger of obesity, diabetes and other medical complications whereas poor nutrition may result in [...]
Posted in Dieting, Health & Fitness | Tagged blood sugar, calorie intake, cholesterol, Diabetes, diet plan, energy levels, food intake, heart attack, heart attacks, heart disease, lifestyle, obesity, vegetables and fruits
By Christine S on October 20, 2009
Most people wants to lose weight quickly to look good and in shape. But dieting alone does not produce the desired amount of weight lose. The only option to burn up calories quickly is through performing daily exercises. Not only that daily exercise also helps in the maintaining the proper weight, enhancing the immunity, and [...]
Posted in Weight Loss | Tagged 30 minutes, aerobic dancing, brisk walk, cardiovascular disease, Diabetes, exercise bike, flue, fun ride, heart disease, obesity, staircases, watching tv
By Jeniffer Moja on October 14, 2009
Many people get themselves as fit and healthy as they can, but there is always a chunk of fat that they find almost impossible to get rid of. Abdominal fat, or belly fat is the most frustrating because for some, no matter how hard they try, it just stays put and does not respond to [...]
Posted in Dieting | Tagged Diabetes, diets, fruit and vegetables, health, heart disease, hip measurement, lifestyle, nice walk, top priority, type ii diabetes, waist measurement
By Christine S on October 12, 2009
A newborn brings all around happiness and joyous outbursts in every family. However, post delivery time is an exhaustive period bringing in concerns about the health maintenance of both mother and baby. Additionally the mother becomes worried about regaining the body shape, fitness and luster of her pre-pregnancy days. During pregnancy she has added a [...]
Posted in Pregnancy, Weight Loss | Tagged breast feeding, c section delivery, Diabetes, doctors, exercise program, health, health maintenance, losing weight, mother and baby, newborn needs, stomach muscles, strenuous workouts, workouts, yoga exercises
