Whether it’s your family member, coworker, or neighbor, many people won’t hesitate to give you tips on how to manage chronic pain. However, many of these tips are actually myths which can cause more harm than good.
Pursuing any dietary therapy without the proper knowledge and mindset will ultimately lead you to struggle to stay on track. Follow these tips for better, more natural, more health-focused diet success.
Starting your mornings off strong allows you to push through even the most annoying interruptions. Here are some recommendations to help engage you to stay focused, loaded with energy, and make the most out of your day.
One of the most effective practice for getting better sleep involves keeping a sleep diary to record what works best for you. Follow these 10 relaxing activities and record the results — choosing what works best for you.
When you’re injured, recovery happens in two phases – physical and mental. People often forget that healing goes far beyond just physical recovery. Unknowingly, many people approach injury the wrong way and prolong their recovery.
If you are trying to watch or lose weight, you can try to track the calories in the things you eat this season so they do not dampen your progress. If you don’t want to be so technical, just keep an eye out for your portion sizes and number of helpings.
Saturated fat — the “bad” dietary fat — increases your risk of developing both heart disease and diabetes. That’s why people who reduce saturated fat intake lower their risk of experiencing a catastrophic cardiac event by up to 21%.
For people with chronic pain, exercise often boosts physical and psychological health just like it does for anyone else. Plus, with regular exercise, they recover at least some ability to take care of themselves and perform daily life/work activities.
Throughout each of our lives, whether we prioritize healthy living or not, it is normal to feel pain. Yet abnormal chronic pain affects up to 30% of the global population. Keep reading to see some of the best tips to live better with chronic pain.
Anxiety tends to be a multifaceted experience with far-reaching consequences for a person’s overall health. Identifying the best therapeutic ingredients to mitigate any one person’s feelings of anxiety is often a process of trial-and-error.