Spring Fever, the Body, and the Mind
Spring Fever is a physiological and psychological shift in the body’s response to changing seasons.
Healthy Aging
Spring Fever is a physiological and psychological shift in the body’s response to changing seasons.
In observance of National Colorectal Awareness Month, think about how every day we shower, brush our teeth, and wash our hair. But do we pay enough attention to cleansing internally?
Where is our energy? Why are we coffee addicts? How many of us drag ourselves out of bed and stumble through the rest of the day? Why are we so tired?
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Every cell in our body has to convert nutrients into energy in order to: grow hair, pump blood through arteries, send nerve signals to the brain.
Seasonal Affective Disorder can be managed with exercise, eating well balanced meals, staying active in social groups, and some very effective natural nutrition supplements.
Nor’easter blasts the eastern part of the United States, including Central Pennsylvania, with Power House snow falling all through the evening on Friday, February 5, 2010 and over night.
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If you compare a bonfire with what happens inside your body when you have digestive problems in the abdominal region, it may not be pleasant.
Science has brought us revolutionary discoveries in terms of how we age, why we age, and some very real ways we can fight the process.
Optimal health is something I think you will agree we would all like to feel even if we don’t actively work for it. We get energy from nutritious foods that we eat, from daily exercise, and from feeling good about ourselves.
When we are tired for an extended period of time, or have low energy, we go to the doctor. However, fatigue and low energy can result from inadequate nutrients available for our bodies to use.