With the cold and flu season in full swing, the attempts at illness prevention can be for naught. While hopefully the majority of readers have gotten a flu shot by now (if not, it’s not too late, and go get one), even colds and coughs that aren’t the flu can turn even the toughest immune… Read More: How To Decide What Medicine To Take When You're Sick »
I use social media. Specifically, I use Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. In the beginning, I did so for utilitarian purposes. As a columnist and aspiring writer of books, these were (and indeed are) useful marketing tools. I have, in the past, carried around a note-pad to jot down ideas. I was never without my note-pad.… Read More: How social media leads to a loss of creativity »
It looks like your standard Instagram shot of a pretty, young woman enjoying a sunny day at the beach. But when journalist and author Jill Stark shared this picturesque seaside snap of herself in 2014, it was masking a dark and dangerous lie that many of us hide. “This carefully stage managed shot was an… Read More: Tranquil picture hides a dark truth »
PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) — Cancer, diabetes and heart disease are three health conditions that are too common, and often deadly. Sentara Healthcare recently hosted a conference in November entitled “Nutrition as Medicine.” World-renowned doctors and researchers came together to present information and mounting evidence to indicate food can serve as a prescription — of sorts — for many illnesses. Dr.… Read More: Special Report: Nutrition as Medicine – WAVY-TV »