It is common knowledge that excessive alcohol consumption is associated with numerous health problems, including liver disease and pancreatitis. But what about one glass a day? A new study reveals findings that may surprise you!
On February 25, 2009, the Ottawa Citizen printed the following article written by S. Kirkey: “No amount of drinking safe for [...]
Posts from ‘February, 2009’
Alcohol … How Much Is Too Much?
An End To The Female Cycle?
Women in their reproductive years may dread ‘that time of the month’. Menses are often coupled with mood swings, bloating, breast tenderness, fatigue, and, at times, cramping. The menstrual cycle can be inconvenient, especially when traveling or for athletes.
The birth control pill is known to help regulate menstrual cycles and can be used [...]
Passion And Zest For Life … The Ingredients To A Healthy Ever After
Is there a link between our well-being and how enjoyable we find our daily lives? Most of us will agree that we continuously seek fulfilling daily experiences. Yet, we may spend much or our day pursuing tasks that are not intrinsically interesting. Can this impact our health?
According to www.naturalnews.com, “People who are happier and more [...]
Acupuncture & Fertility
Infertility continues to be regularly covered by the news. The current debate over the birth of octuplets in the USA has brought fertility treatment into the headlines once again.
Couples dealing with fertility issues experience a roller-coaster of emotions. Unsuccessful attempts at becoming pregnant can take its toll both emotionally and financially, and the situation can [...]
New Mothers: Blocked Ducts
A blocked duct is a condition well known to many nursing mothers, including myself. Women juggling work and breastfeeding are especially prone to experiencing regular blocked milk ducts as a result of longer intervals between feeding or pumping.
Blocked ducts should be distinguished from mastitis, an infection often accompanied by fever which requires medical attention. Both [...]