Health & Wellness

Arthritis is one of the most common issues that faces Americans today. A huge percentage of the population suffers from one form of arthritis or another as they age. Arthritis can range from a minor condition that causes some occasional pain to something far more malignant and chronic.

Many people think that ADD and ADHD (attention deficit disorder and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) are conditions that are limited to children. It’s a misconception that all children grow out of ADHD as they get older. This incorrect belief is often because many people learn to live and copy with their ADHD through many methods.

Microdermabrasion is a gentler way to exfoliate the skin of the face than the more traditional dermabrasion. Exfoliation means to remove the very top layer of skin, which is full of dry, dead cells. This improves the look of fine lines, some scars, areas of hyperpigmentation, rough texture and sun damage.

Lots of people get tattoos, and most keep them for life. However, some people decide that they want to remove one or more of their tattoos after some time has passed. Sometimes a tattoo ages more poorly than they’d hoped, or it no longer fits their outlook or personal sense of style--and that’s to say nothing of tattoos that serve as reminders of failed relationships and bad breakups.

Long before doctors handed out prescriptions for pills to solve every ailment, healers used a wide variety of herbs to gently bring healing to a wide variety of conditions ranging from sleeplessness to constipation to cuts, burns, bruises and scrapes. As the list of side effects for many modern medications grows longer than the healing they bring, many people are turning back to ancient remedies. Unlike the past, however, where you might have had to grow your own garden to have access to a range of herbal remedies, today people are discovering the therapeutic power of essential oils.

Elderly home care is designed to help older people receive the assistance they need and retain the independence they want. They may have age-related illnesses or disabilities that require close medical supervision, such as advanced diabetes or Alzheimer's disease. However, they choose not to live in nursing homes where their freedoms and activities are restricted.