Common Children’s Dental Emergencies and How to Handle Them
Tuesday, November 28, 2023
Immune-ize This Fall Season with Superior Source Vitamins
Thursday, November 9, 2023
Superior Source Vitamins are MicroLingual® – “Under the Tongue Technology” that works fast, as they are quickly absorbed into the body, dissolving in seconds – NO pills to swallow or water needed! By swallowing supplements, as much as 50% of the potency is lost in the high acid environment of the stomach. Superior Source Vitamins eliminate Tummy Tantrums. They use only clean ingredients – the way nature intended!
3 Less Well-Known Cancers
Wednesday, August 23, 2023
When Dental Emergencies Strike: What Parents Should Know
Monday, July 24, 2023
5 Leadership Principles for Effective Healthcare Managers
Wednesday, June 7, 2023
In the healthcare industry, the term "leader" can describe people holding various positions. These include - to name a few, managers, team leaders, and directors. Each person manages an important team or department that provides a range of healthcare solutions.
More than anything else, having a strong sense of commitment and love for your profession is essential for managers in the healthcare industry.
How Chiropractic Care Can Improve Your Family's Health and Wellness
Wednesday, May 17, 2023
Vaccine Care 101: What To Do Before And After Your Child’s Shot
Friday, April 21, 2023
Even so, vaccines can terrify and upset your child, and you might have trouble comforting them. In this case, you must prepare yourself and your child for the shot and have techniques to soothe them after their shot. Here are the tips you can use before and after vaccination to make it less painful and stressful.
Qualities That You Need to Look for in a Hearing Aid
Thursday, December 29, 2022
How To Adapt Your Home Successfully to Both Elderly and Kids
Friday, November 25, 2022
Let's look at the six tips to help get you started.
Working on Your Feet? Easy Tips to Improve Your Comfort
Monday, June 20, 2022
Anyone who spends most of their day on their feet can attest to how painful it can be. The simple fact is our bodies are not built to stand in one place for long periods of time. We can walk for miles and still not find that as difficult as standing still. Parents and professionals alike who find themselves on their feet for long hours need to take extra care and precautions to offset any stiffness and pain they may experience throughout the day.
The good news is that there are a few easy changes that can immediately make a difference. Try these out and see what works for you:
Top Medical Positions with a Healthy Work-Life Balance
Thursday, June 9, 2022
Ways to Have a Great Night Out in a Bar When You Don’t Drink
Friday, November 19, 2021
When you want to socialize with friends who insist on meeting in a bar, but you’re taking a break from alcohol, it may seem like it will be a dull evening. There are plenty of ways to have a great night out in a bar, even if you’re sober. Here are some suggestions.
Why Consider a Nursing Career Change
Monday, September 20, 2021
Sometimes, a career change is something that you might have always had plans to do and only took work in your current role as a means to an end until you were in a better position to change careers. In some cases, people choose a career based on their interests at the time, but since we’re all capable of growing and changing, many people decide that after some years in their career they would prefer to do something new.
If the main issue that you have with your career is that you don’t get a lot of chances to do something good and help others, then you might be thinking of becoming an allied health worker, nursing as a career option. Here are some of the main reasons why this is a great choice for career changers.
8 Foods that Help in Lowering Blood Pressure
Monday, July 19, 2021
Do you know that 1 in 3 adults is affected by high blood pressure in the UK? In England, 35% of men and 26% of women have high blood pressure. The astonishing part is that half of those patients are not diagnosed or getting treatment. Around 5 million people in England alone are not diagnosed, costing the NHS around $2 billion every year.
Blood pressure is the measure of the strength by which your heart pumps the blood around your body. High blood pressure is associated with an unhealthy lifestyle such as smoking, being overweight, drinking, not exercising etc.
When it comes to the physical symptoms of high blood pressure, there aren’t any. For most, high blood pressure is something that develops over the years due to the lifestyle they have. There is no single reason as it is an accumulation of several factors.
How to Protect Your Baby's Hearing
Thursday, June 10, 2021
Little children are often a fan of noisy events and activities from a young age, but it’s always important to be mindful of the volume. Loud noises can be damaging to the inner ear and babies can be particularly sensitive. They’ll need suitable protection that’s designed for smaller ears if they’re in noisy environments. Babies and toddlers also require screenings to monitor their hearing health. As a parent, there are also a few things you can do to protect your baby’s hearing.
How Pediatric Physical Therapy Can Enhance Your Child’s Life
Monday, May 24, 2021
In today's world, everyone wants the best for their children. Children are the leaders and pioneers of the future and there is great value in ensuring that they're raised to be their best selves every day. The early phases of their body’s development can give them a lot of experiences and lessons, albeit unconsciously, about how they can properly use their bodies as vehicles toward their little goals during play.
People with children who suffer from congenital conditions or who have experienced it want to find the best possible way for their children to have an equally great childhood experience. There are many outlets that parents may look into and many forms of actively creative ways to improve their child's life. One of these is pediatric physical therapy.
Pediatric physical therapy is when specialized therapists or specifically trained therapists carry out certain procedures or forms of therapy in order to improve the lives and daily functions of children who experience congenital conditions, illnesses, or injuries.
Pediatric therapists usually work with the family as well as the child in order to assist the child in reaching their maximum potential. They also assist in helping the child function on their own and become more actively involved in activities at home, in school and in the community.
7 Tips For Visiting The Dentist In 2021
Thursday, May 20, 2021
Regular visits to your dentist are just as important as going to your physician for medical checkups. Instead of waiting for toothaches and other problems to show up and make you suffer, dropping by the dental clinic at least once a year is recommended. It allows your dentist to identify a problem even before it could require costly dental treatments.
Like the medical sector, the dental industry was also affected by the pandemic. After all, most dental procedures require proximity—with dentists usually poking and probing on their patients’ oral cavities. Dental clinics had to close down for a few months as the pandemic caused fatalities to reach alarming numbers.
In recent months, dental facilities have opened to accommodate essential visits. Otherwise, non-emergency cases were dealt with safely through virtual appointments.
Here are some of the things you need to know about dental visits for 2021 and beyond.
How To Raise The Healthiest Kids
Friday, April 23, 2021
Healthy children will grow into healthy adults, and teaching your kids good habits for their health will help them for the rest of their life. But how can you keep your kids as healthy as possible?
How To Keep The Morale And Mental Health Of Your Children Thriving
Thursday, February 18, 2021
As a parent, you’ll know that the life, health, and happiness of your child or children is the most important thing. You may have worried about yourself and the way your life panned out before, but as soon as your child was born, the priorities switch immediately. Your life and the things you wanted were put on the backburner – they’re still there, but just not as essential as they once were.
In terms of the health of your child, you’re going to want to focus a lot on their mental side. It goes without saying that their physical health should be thought about, but many parents (especially those in the past) often unintentionally ignore what they’re thinking and how they’re feeling. Fortunately, mental health is being taken a little more seriously in this day and age, so you’ll get a lot more help and more methods of learning in this regard.
Whether you have an autistic child in your life or one with no signs of a mental impediment, their thoughts and feelings are influencers heavily in their impressionable years – so it’s up to you to make sure they’re in the best possible place. Sometimes, their brain might work in a way that needs a little medication – you can give them the best possible advantage, though. Here are some things you can do:
Struggling with Addiction: Learning to Love an Alcoholic
Wednesday, January 27, 2021
2020 we kept telling ourselves we were only going to focus on the positive. But stuff happened to a lot of people and not recognizing the trauma isn't good for the soul. I have said I always wanted to share my entire life even the bad parts with you, but I didn’t this past year because I didn’t want to bring anyone else worry or maybe I didn't think it was my place to tell. I went back and forth about sharing this because of how personal it is, but I decided to share it because if can help one person then it is worth it.
I'm sorry to distract from my normal positive posts, but I have always wanted to be real and help others. That's why I started this blog and I hope to continue doing that.
My mom has drank as long as I can remember. When I was growing up she would have a few glasses of Franzia white Zinfandel from those huge boxes that she kept in the fridge. I knew she liked to drink, but I didn’t know it was a problem. I remember her doing things when she was drunk (I didn’t know that’s what it was at the time) that were embarrassing. And even now something will happen and I'll randomly remember something that I must have blocked out.
When my daughter was a baby we stayed over at her house for a night because we wanted to wake up early and ride somewhere together. She lives over an hour and a half away from me one way. I remember her having “a night cap” which she said was "part of her routine" and the next day when we were talking about it, she clearly didn’t realize she had drank not just one, but four shots of rum.
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