Your Health Magazine

Diabetes, Neuropathy, and Your Feet

Millions of Americans suffer from diabetes. Many people with diabetes suffer from diabetic neuropathy, or in simpler terms nerve damage/disorder. Diabetic neuropathies are a family… Continue Reading

I've Fallen and I Hurt Myself

By Deborah Holmes, PT

Who hasn't experienced loss of balance that causes a fall? It can be unnerving, embarrassing and it can even lead to an injury. Falls are… Continue Reading

Acupuncture For Sugar Addiction

By Y.C. Chan, OMD, Dipl Ac

Sugar addiction, a perceived difficulty with controlling intake ofsweetfoods or beverages, is an increasingly common problem for many people, regardless of their age, sex and… Continue Reading

Chiropractic Care and Stroke

By John V. DeMaio, DC, CCN

Most people who are considering having neck treatment wonder whether adjustments are safe, and whether there is a possibility of stroke. The most recent research… Continue Reading

Diabetes Natural Approaches Can Help Manage High Blood Sugar Epidemic

By Rosemarie D. Rose, MD

Diabetes, defined as high, uncontrolled blood sugar levels, is linked to heart disease, kidney disease, vision loss, nerve damage, cancer and Alzheimer's disease over time…. Continue Reading

Managing Diabete Integrating Natural Approaches

By Jeanne W. Shiffman, MD, DABFP

Diabetes is a growing epidemic. Diabetes, defined as high, uncontrolled blood sugar levels, is linked to heart disease, kidney disease, vision loss, nerve damage, cancer… Continue Reading

Cardiovascular Disease Beyond Cholesterol

By Alan S. Weiss, MD

In the United States, cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in men over 50 years old and in women over 55. Nearly one… Continue Reading

Beneficiary Designations The Hidden Trap

By Colleen Sinclair Prosser, Attorney

More and more of us recognize the need for careful, methodical estate planning. We prepare our wills and trusts. We labor over who should be… Continue Reading