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Category Archives: General Health

Thanksgiving is Today. What Are You Going to Do?

Despite CDC warnings, millions of Americans have already boarded flights to head home for the holidays, bucking the COVID-19 risk to be with their families. Unfortunately, many of those meetings could result in COVID-19 infections. Even if you’re family isn’t flying across the country, you might want to rethink plans with those living a few ...click here to read more

Habits That Help with Circulation

When your feet fall asleep, you might not think much of it. It may be annoying, but it is certainly not concerning. It also might be the only time you really think about circulation. Circulation is vital to your overall health. Your body is constantly circulating fluids throughout your body. Five quarts of blood move ...click here to read more

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Sitting to Maximize Vein Health

Maintaining healthy veins can be confusing. Are you standing too much? What about sitting? How do you get rid of varicose veins? Doesn’t healthy circulation require giving your legs a rest? But I thought you were supposed to move them around to get the blood flowing? The keyword to vein health is circulation. When blood ...click here to read more

Spicing Up Life Could Extend It

Most people don’t think about more than their tastebuds when eating their favorite curry or chili. But guess what? Those spicy delights could help extend your life or serve as a valuable anti-aging tool. New research is showing chili peppers could help reduce the risk of death from heart disease and several other causes. If ...click here to read more

Food Swaps for Prostate Health

How many times have you asked, “what should I eat for prostate health?” expecting to get a list of foods that can prevent illness? The answer might surprise you. That list doesn’t exist, per se. The notion that food is medicine is certainly popular, but it’s not necessarily truthful. Food is not medicine. It can, ...click here to read more

How Cooler Temperatures Affect Blood Vessels and What You Can Do about It

You may have already experienced frigid temperatures this autumn. As the bulk of the continent follows soon behind, it’s time to start thinking about your blood vessels. Small blood vessels constrict to limit blood flow to your extremities when temperatures drop. This process is known as vasoconstriction, and it’s your body’s natural way of working ...click here to read more