Traveling for Good Health
Posted Fri, 2013/03/15 - 21:07 by Fred Lee
Medical tourism has been around for a while, and it is becoming an increasingly popular option for many people today.Patient Insider
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Controlling Blood Sugar With Green Tea
Posted Thu, 2013/02/07 - 23:00 by Fred Lee
Green tea is chock full of antioxidants and is believed to have many health benefits, including controlling our blood sugar during a high starch meal.
Eye Health Linked to Brain Health
Posted Tue, 2013/01/29 - 21:44 by Fred Lee
Doctors now believe that declining eye health could be an indicator of a larger problem with the brain.
Vitamin D and Heart Disease for Diabetics
Posted Mon, 2013/01/28 - 23:22 by Fred Lee
Doctors now think that the risk for heart disease in some patients with diabetes may be linked to vitamin D levels.
Leisurely Exercise Is Not Only Fun, It May Help You Live Longer
Posted Thu, 2012/12/27 - 01:25 by Fred Lee
Regularly taking part in leisurely exercise can not only make a person look and feel better, but it may also help them to live longer.
Pan-Fried Meat May Increase Prostate Cancer Risk
Posted Thu, 2012/11/15 - 01:39 by Fred Lee
Pan frying meat can raise the temperature high enough so that carcinogens are created that may increase a person's risk for prostate cancer.
Sound Mind and Body Slows Memory Loss
Posted Mon, 2012/10/29 - 21:07 by Fred Lee
Combining mental and physical stimulation on a regular basis can have appears to have a protective effect against age related memory loss, which can be an indicator of dementia.
Eating Tomatoes May Protect Against Stroke
Posted Mon, 2012/10/15 - 22:36 by Fred Lee
Increased consumption of tomatoes was linked to higher serum levels of the antioxidant lycopene in men, which is believed to have a protective effect against strokes.
Acupuncture as an Alternative to Knee Surgery
Posted Tue, 2012/10/09 - 21:43 by Fred Lee
Acupuncture has shown promise as a safe, effective, and more economical alternative to knee surgery.
Tai Chi for Heart Failure Survivors
Posted Thu, 2012/09/20 - 20:37 by Fred Lee
While survivors of heart failure are advised to be sedentary, tai chi could be a safe and effective way to get some exercise in order to improve their quality of life and physical and emotional state.
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