It’s hard to maintain regular life routines during your busiest weeks. Whether you work at home or in an office, everyday tasks fall off your to-do list, stress creeps in, and you likely aren’t getting as much sleep as usual. That’s why it’s important to find balance during these times, […]
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and with that a multitude of important news stories related to treatment, therapy and medical advances. Below is the WE Magazine for Women Quality of Life Advances that can significantly alter cancer patients experiences during treatment and beyond, organizations that need our support and more. […]
In order to achieve a lean and muscular body, it is essential that you eat right and consume the important nutrients required for the muscle growth. The amount of nutrition body requires increases when exercising as the body will use more energy. Therefore, the combination of the physical activity and […]
byCherie Calbom Getting motivated to lose weight isn’t a problem for some people. Staying motivated is often another story. When a diet doesn’t produce results right away, studies show people usually don’t stick with it. Setting the bar too high, too soon can lead to frustration and a fast exit of […]
Recently I wrote a blog post titled, “I Am Not My Brother”. In this post I described my daughter’s two year quest to find a diagnosis for her symptoms and how she was forced to live in the shadow of her brother’s eating disorder. The post described the difficulties our […]
Statistics show that some 15 million Americans don’t work the typical nine-to-five. These employees (or shift workers), who punch in for graveyard or rotating shifts, are more prone to numerous health hazards, from heart attacks to obesity, and now, new research, published in Endocrinology, shows shift work may also have serious […]
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