Keeping Our Bodies Healthy
If you have surgery, or if you develop a painful injury, you will have a few different pain relief options. There are over-the-counter pain relievers like ibuprofen, herbal options like CBD, and opiates. Many doctors prescribe opiate pain relievers, like hydrocodone and codeine, for patients in pain. But should you take these opiate pain relievers? That depends. Take a look at these pros and cons when making your decision.
Pro: Opiates are quite effective in almost all patients. Read More»
Hearing aids are fairly tough and secure tools that rarely need a lot of upkeep or upgrades to keep them strong. However, there may be a time when it is necessary to manage ear wax problems. This issue is common with hearing aids and may become a real concern if not properly managed. Thankfully, a high-quality maintenance and cleaning should help out a lot here.
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You’ve probably heard of reiki, which is a form of energy healing that’s becoming more popular in the United States. However, what you have heard or believe about reiki may not be accurate. There are a lot of misconceptions floating around about the practice, and to decide whether or not it’s right for your needs, you need to know the truth.
Misconception #1: Reiki is a religious practice.
Reiki is often mistaken for a religious practice. Read More»
Exploring in the woods can be a lot of fun when it is done right but can also become an issue for some people. For example, some may end up developing poison ivy rashes that can be quite painful and hard to tolerate. In a situation when these rashes become too widespread on the body, it may be necessary to go to an urgent care center to get help for this issue right away. Read More»
Back pain is debilitating and very painful, limiting your physical movement in inconvenient and painful ways. It’s also a very common problem that tends to affect millions of Americans. In fact, 8 out of 10 Americans will experience back pain at some point in their lives, whether that’s acute pain that lasts only a short while, or chronic pain that lasts longer than three months. Lower back pain is a frequent area of concern. Read More»
