3 Ways to Supplement Your Osteoporosis Medications for Better Results

If you have been diagnosed with osteoporosis, the number one thing you can do to avoid fractures is take your prescription medication as your doctor recommends. Whether you use an injected medication, a monthly pill, or a daily pill, you must adhere to your dosing schedule closely. But on top of taking medication, there are also a few other things you can do to reduce your risk of fractures. Here are three ways to " Read More 

Coping With Boredom After Substance Abuse Recovery

When trying to recover from substance abuse, one issue that is often not taken into consideration is boredom. This may have been the original reason why you began abusing substances in the first place. Boredom is a lack of interest in one's surroundings and can be very uncomfortable. Boredom can result from being forced to engage in activities you are not interested in, not being able to engage in activities that you are interested in or an inability to stay interested in any activities. Read More 

Diagnosed With High Blood Pressure? How Can You Keep Your DOT Medical Card?

If you've recently been diagnosed as having pre-hypertension or hypertension (more commonly known as high blood pressure), you may be concerned about your future, especially if you're currently the holder of a commercial driver's license (CDL). Because CDL holders are required, through the federal Department of Transportation (DOT), to undergo some periodic medical testing in order to maintain DOT clearance, a chronic health condition like hypertension could pose a risk to your continued employment. Read More 

Health Tests Men May Start Needing In Their 40s And 50s

As a man, visiting a doctor yearly is a great way to stay on top of your health. During these yearly visits, your doctor will check your vitals, complete blood work, and recommend various types of tests, depending on your age and health. If you are a healthy male in your 40s or 50s, it's likely that your doctor will begin recommending tests that you may never have had in the past. Read More 

Don’t Cheat Your Feet: How to Properly Care for Them

If you like to spend your time doing something that may put your feet at risk of injuries, then it's important for you to make sure you learn as much as you can about the things that you can do to better protect them. You want to realize just how much your feet mean to your overall health and well-being now, instead of it hitting you once you are in pain or dealing with some other kind of foot problem. Read More