Tagged with: disability goals health Physical Activity A runner stands at the runner’s blocks waiting for the signal to take off. When the runner hears the signal, they find their stride, pace, and their movements fall into a rhythmic cadence. Their legs carry them a particular distance. They have developed and refined their skill through repetition. When they reach the finish line, they have likely achieved a faster time, improved a specific skill, or accomplished a personal goal.
Kidneys are the most important organs that play a vital role in excreting drugs and toxins from the body. NSAIDS and statins, aspirin and Tylenol are some common toxins. Many other factors are there that can harm your kidneys. They include fatness, undergoing root canal treatment along with dental mercury amalgams, exposure to toxic substances, use of peptides and laundry detergents, artificial sweeteners, taking sodas, and candies.
Tagged with: 2012 health new year resolutions tips Earlier today I came across an interesting article that caught my attention. With the new year just starting and many of us in deep thought as to how we will fulfill our new year’s resolutions, I found this article to be very fitting. If you are like me, you have vowed to make 2012 the year that you become more healthy and fit; if that is the case then the following 5 health gadget maybe of interest to you:
Tagged with: fitness health Right Fit I still remember the day when Mack Nelson came into Right Fit and asked to speak to the owner. As one of the trainers approached my office, Mack who was right behind stepped in front to ask, “Do you remember me Mrs. Gray?” At first glance I couldn’t imagine who this big guy was, wearing his high school Varsity sport jacket. Finally remembering, I shook my head in disbelief and announced proudly to others that Mack was one of our first clients!
Tagged with: diet food health research New studies in movie theaters, at holiday parties and in people’s homes have uncovered a disappointing fact: when people are eating low-fat foods that they believe are better for their health, they eat 28% more calories than when they are eating regular foods that they believe are “too fattening”.
Tagged with: advocate awareness diagnosis disability family health life Since being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis 3 ½ years ago I have learned and become to believe that I was diagnosed for a purpose and that purpose was to help others facing a similar situation as myself either through fundraising, words of encouragement, or motivation as they watch to see what I am capable of accomplishing.
For those of us who always think that “if one is good two are better, researchers have some good news. The “more is better” folks can lay off the vigorous exercise and do more moderate exercise – and their health will improve.
Tagged with: disability health lifestyle The Centers on Disease Control (www.cdc.gov) has recently completed a study on disability and general health. The CDC suggests that people play a leading role in determining whether their lives are long and healthy (or not)! CDC suggests that people take note of the following tips for leading a long and healthy life.
Tagged with: awareness disability health Healthcare Professionals parents research spinal cord injury Pregnancy in women with any sort of physical disability is unfortunately uncharted territory. The reason for this is first of all, the research sample is very limited. They have to be women of child bearing age and the research, outcome, and treatment will be highly dependent upon the type of physical disability that the woman presents with.
