health--medical

  • Two Reasons Why You Should Start Using CBD Capsules

    Although you may have heard about cannabis oil and it's usage for treating serious health issues such as cancer, you might not be as familiar with cannabidiol hemp oil.  Cannabidiol hemp oil, also known as CBD, is a product that is also made from the marijuana plant.  Because the two oils come from different parts of the plant, they each have unique properties.  There are a number of medical issues that can be treated with CBD that you may not be aware of.
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  • 3 Reasons To Wear Orthotics For Your High Arches

    If you are wondering why your arch burns and aches all the time, the problem may be the design of your arch. When you have a high arch, added pressure from your heels and toes while walking, running, or standing can cause the tendons to pull and tear. This leads to pain and inflammation in your arch and can be very irritating throughout your day. Wearing orthotics, or shoe inserts, can be very beneficial.
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  • Chiropractic Care: 4 Reasons To Visit The Chiropractor, Even If You're Not Injured

    If you are like most people, you probably think that visiting a chiropractor is reserved only for those suffering from serious pain. However, there are plenty of reasons to visit a chiropractor. In fact, chiropractic care can help improve your quality of life in several ways. 1. You Want To Improve Your Athletic Performance As you are probably aware, chiropractors can help athletes recover from serious injuries. However, a chiropractor can also help improve your overall athletic performance.
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  • Signs That You Have a Sinus Infection Instead of a Cold

    If you have seasonal allergies and also contract at least a few colds every year, then it can probably be hard to tell if you are having a cold issue or an allergy one. If you are familiar with colds and allergies, then it may be even more confusing to figure out if you are developing a sinus infection or not. Keep reading to learn about some signs that you are indeed developing a sinus infection.
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  • Issues That You Can Address By Attending Marriage Counseling

    Many couples decide to attend marriage counseling when their relationship is on the rocks, but the truth is that the damage can already be done by this point. And, even with the help of a good counselor, it may be difficult to put back the pieces of your broken relationship. Instead of waiting until things are bad, it's worthwhile to speak to your spouse to identify the issues that you want to improve, and then seek professional help together.
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  • Tips For Adjusting To Your New Eyeglass Prescription

    If you went to the optometrist today and now have a pair of prescription eyeglasses that have a stronger prescription than your last glasses had, then you should realize that it will take at least a couple of weeks to get used to wearing your new glasses. Since your brain needs some time to get used to seeing through your new prescription lenses, there isn't anything you can do to completely eliminate this adjustment period.
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  • 3 Important Times To Take Your Child To An Urgent Care Center

    Are you the parent of one or more children? Are you worried about how you'll be able to pay for any illnesses or injuries that your children get? Many people simply take their children to the emergency room but this can be expensive if you have no insurance or are under-insured. Going to see your child's pediatrician can be less expensive but it may be impossible to get an appointment for several days or weeks.
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  • Diabetic Family Member? Know These Signs That They Need Urgent Medical Care

    Most patients with diabetes can live pretty normal lives as long as they watch their diets, monitor their blood sugar, and use insulin as directed. However, diabetics are still at an increased risk of many ailments, from diabetic comas to serious eye conditions. If you have a friend or a loved one with diabetes, it's helpful to know what signs indicate that you should get them to an emergency room -- or urgent care center -- sooner rather than later.
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  • Should Your Immunocompromised Child Get A Flu Shot?

    If your child has a medical condition that impacts his or her immune system -- from sickle-cell anemia to an auto-immune disorder like lupus or rheumatoid arthritis -- you may be wondering whether it's safe for him or her to receive inoculation against the flu virus or whether a flu shot could cause more problems than it prevents. While this can be a tough decision for any parent, there are now a number of scientific factors you and your child's physician will be able to weigh when debating the relative utility of a flu shot.
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