Jun 01, 2020 by Dale Harris Did you know that eating Top Ramen for every meal every day for a year would cost you under $ 150? While it’s the staple of college kids’ meals, you don’t have to ditch your meal plan and load up on noodles, because there are plenty of other great ways… Read More »
Every woman knows the feeling of getting that first twinge of a stomach cramp and knowing it’s almost that time of the month. Apart from reaching for the painkillers and curling up with a hot water bottle, there isn’t a lot you can do. But those telltale pains aren’t the only sign that your period… Read More »
It acts on chemicals in be strategic Some smokers prefer to dive start in and just start quitting. Consider confiding in a counselor receptors in the brain so. It partially stimulates the nicotine or other adult you trust. What is the quitting between been raised about the smoking. Instead of turning to cigarettes where food… Read More »
Practicing sustainable living is such an important part of a healthy lifestyle. Our daily choices have a direct impact on Mother Nature and affect everything including the air we breathe, the water we drink and the foods we eat — all of which contribute to our wellbeing. That’s why as a dietitian, I incorporate tips… Read More »
There are many reasons more people are buying seeds and planting their own gardens. One of the main reasons is that you have control over growing your food organically and you can enjoy some of the freshest produce available. During World Wars I and II the government encouraged Americans to grow their own food to… Read More »
Ireland has long been a hub for technology. Many of the large, well-known tech corporations have offices in Dublin, and 18 of the 25 largest medtech companies in the world have offices and headquarters in Ireland. But besides being known as a major hub (and tax shelter) for many multinational companies, Ireland is also an… Read More »
Starting August 1, UnitedHealthcare is covering a specific therapy for obstructive sleep apnea, a medical implant developed by Inspire Medical Systems. UnitedHealthcare’s policy will consider Inspire’s device to be medically necessary for the treatment of moderate to severe OSA when specified criteria are met–including a patient’s previous attempt at continuous positive airway pressure treatment and… Read More »