Health & Wellness

  • Creating Routines For Rheumatoid Arthritis Self-Care At Home

    Living with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) can be challenging, but learning techniques for effective rheumatoid arthritis self care at home can make a significant difference in managing symptoms and improving your overall quality of life. There might not be a cure for RA at this time, but simple lifestyle adjustments and healthy habits will go a long way toward feeling more comfortable daily.
    Posted in recovery, self care, treating symptoms, wellness

  • 8 Tools & Remedies For Natural Nerve Pain Relief

    Nerve pain, also known as neuropathic pain, is a condition affecting millions of people worldwide. This pain can stem from various sources like sustaining an injury, medical conditions like diabetes, or bodily infections. While traditional medications may offer relief, you may be able to use a variety of tools and remedies for natural relief for nerve pain.

    Posted in pain relief, recovery, self care, treating symptoms

  • How to Regulate Nervous System & Help Reduce Stress

    Stress is an inevitable part of our lives, and leaving it unchecked can result in serious negative health conditions both mentally and physically. Just because you encounter stress doesn’t mean it has to become overwhelming. One of the ways to manage stress levels is by understanding and regulating nervous system responses.
    Posted in healthy aging, self care, treating symptoms, wellness

  • POTS: Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome Self-Care

    Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) may have an intimidating name, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be managed. People living with POTS experience symptoms like dizziness, rapid heart rate, fatigue, and fainting upon standing. Managing POTS naturally may benefit from a self-care approach involving lifestyle changes, coping mechanisms, and tools to help your body recover.
    Posted in general, pain relief, recovery, self care, wellness

  • How to Keep Your Brain Healthy As You Age

    Learning how to keep your brain healthy as you age is vitally important to your overall health as well as preserving autonomy as much as possible. This June, as we observe Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month, we want to shine a spotlight on the importance of cognitive well-being and its impact on your future. Whether you're looking to prevent cognitive decline or just enjoy keeping a sharp mind, there are numerous approaches you can take.

    Posted in healthy aging, mental health, self care, wellness

  • How To Prevent Blood Clots In Legs

    Blood clots are a serious health condition that most frequently occur in those who have recently experienced an injury, undergone surgery, or who may have limited mobility that results in not moving for extended periods of time. They’re more common than you may have realized, impacting an estimated 900,000 Americans each year1. Identifying and knowing how to prevent blood clots naturally is critical for keeping yourself in optimal health and avoiding the serious potential risks associated with blood clots.
    Posted in pain relief, self care, treating symptoms, wellness

  • Choosing The Best Chairs For Elderly Family Members

    As our loved ones get older, it’s important that we know they’re getting the proper support they need from where they sit. Whether they're relaxing, watching TV, or simply spending time with family, having the right recliner chairs for elderly family members can safeguard or even enhance their physical and mental health.
    Posted in back pain, healthy aging, self care, zero gravity

  • How To Fix Mental Exhaustion Long-Term

    Mental exhaustion can significantly impact your quality of life and overall well-being. It's more than just feeling tired after a long day — it's a persistent combination of the state of physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion that can make even simple tasks feel overwhelming. Left unchecked, mental exhaustion can lead to burnout, a state of chronic stress with the potential for serious negative effects on your health. However, by recognizing the signs and using a few coping mechanisms, you can learn how to recover from mental exhaustion and make it a feeling of the past.
    Posted in mental health, pain relief, self care, treating symptoms

  • Cold Feet: Why Are My Feet Always Cold?

    Why are my feet always cold? If you’ve found yourself asking this question, know that you’re not alone. Cold feet can be a persistent issue for some individuals, causing discomfort and even affecting daily activities. Many people live with their feet always cold and there has even been some research suggesting it may sometimes be an inherited trait. What about other potential underlying causes, however?
    Posted in cold feet, self care, treating symptoms, wellness

  • Business Travel Tips: How to Stay Healthy While Traveling Frequently

    Those who travel frequently for business know all too well how traveling can take a toll on your health. Busy lead-up days, long flights, hectic schedules, and unfamiliar environments all compound making it a challenge for anyone to stay healthy and stick to their routine. Following the right strategies and business travel tips will help you stay healthy and productive on your trips.
    Posted in general, holiday, self care, wellness

  • How to Improve Memory As You Get Older

    Aging happens to all of us and it’s no secret that as you age, you may experience changes in your memory. You might not remember things as easily as you used to or have to work a little harder to recall certain facts. The good news is these negative changes aren’t always permanent. There are several memory improvement strategies that can help improve cognitive function now and over time.
    Posted in healthy aging, mental health, self care, wellness

  • Improving Young Adult Mental Health

    Young adulthood is a period of transition and growth, but it can also be a time of increased stress and mental health challenges. Understanding these challenges and implementing strategies for relief can significantly improve mental health in young adults. It’s important to know you’re not alone as you face these new experiences and that there are ways to learn to thrive through them.
    Posted in mental health, self care, treating symptoms, wellness