Our efforts will include providing information on primary prevention, secondary prevention, and tertiary prevention. Combining these three strategies our aim is to help you to prevent the onset of disease through risk reduction, and downstream complications of a manifested disease.
Cancer Prevention: We are all aware of the cell functions in our bodies. There is cell growth happening simultaneously with cell death which kind of balances the number of cells in our body. Cancer results when there is an imbalance in this function which results in the piling up of multiple cells. This piling up … Read more
Foot Injuries: The summer is the perfect time for engaging in a number of physical activities which may not seem so appealing during the cooler seasons. Whether it is finally taking up early morning jogging that the cold winter postponed, hiking or traipsing around on sightseeing trips, or even just wearing the floral print heels … Read more
Spinal Cord Injury: Of the 10,000 new spinal cord injuries, that happen each year in the United States, about half are a result of a motor vehicle accident, with the most likely victim being a man between the ages of 19 and 26. Other causes can be falls, diving, or other sporting related accidents. A … Read more
Computer Related Injuries: Do you find yourself sitting for long hours in front of a computer – either for work, education, or leisure purposes? Do your eyes appear red and irritable at the end of the day? Do you feel terribly fatigued and tired as you reach home from work? Do you feel pain or … Read more
Winter Immunity Foods: As winter is in full swing, and we are making the most of it. It’s crucial to stay healthy and warm in cold weather both inside and outside. So food plays an equally important role as warm soups, broths and winter gear. There are some seasonal foods are eaten during the winter … Read more
The battle with constant fatigue is a difficult one. The most advantageous way to combat fatigue is to reduce, or completely remove, the stress that contributes to it. While we have several body systems that are equipped to deal with a healthy amount of stress, an overload of these systems can lead to the development … Read more
How does the cold germ spread? Basically, it spreads from person to person and generally happens when an infected person coughs or sneezes in the air or near your face. The germs enter your body through your eyes, nose, or mouth. Even touching something, like say, a towel used by that person and then touching … Read more