Are you feeling the information overload yet? We are navigating input from Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. Reading and posting whenever we can. And can we talk about the quality of the material we are wading through? You might think that most of this material is somehow related to those Nigerian royalty emails from a few…
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How to Use the Glycemic Index to Make Sound Food Choices
One diet guru seen recently, selling their latest book as it happens, talked about the evils of “bad” carbohydrates like they are somehow conscious entities that are lying in wait for the unwary consumer who might eat them. Like so many sales pitches out there, there is a kernel (if you’ll pardon the pun) of…
Wrestling with Inflammation: How to Respond Effectively
Still feeling a little under the weather? Can’t quite shake that cold that has been hanging on for weeks now? Missing out on activities because you can’t seem to generate the energy to join in? Maybe it’s time to look at what you are doing instead of waiting for something better to happen. Our fun…
Hearing Loss and Exercise: Good News and Bad News – Which Do You Want To Hear First?
As part of that long list of physical capabilities that declines as we age, hearing loss due to aging, also known as presbycusis, affects most everyone. That’s the bad news. The good news is that everything you are doing to keep exercising actually helps prevent this progressive hearing loss. So if you are already exercising,…
Debating Vaccinations: Why Aren’t We Getting Along?
The vaccination issue is a hot topic of debate these days and rightly so. The health and wellbeing of ourselves and our loved ones is at stake. Lots of information and hyperbole are being flung back and forth but are we getting information upon which one can base a reasoned decision or are there other…





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