Resolution Rule #1
Of the 40-45% of American adults who make resolutions each year, most resolve to improve their lifestyle by losing weight, exercising more, stopping smoking, and… Continue Reading
Of the 40-45% of American adults who make resolutions each year, most resolve to improve their lifestyle by losing weight, exercising more, stopping smoking, and… Continue Reading
Start your new year with a new healthy smile and gums. Using Invisalign, you can straighten your teeth without interfering with your day-to-day life. Invisalign… Continue Reading
The classic New Year’s resolutions are to diet and quit smoking. In case anyone needs help to rationalize smoking cessation, here are two lesser-known cancers… Continue Reading
Many people are increasingly interested in alternative approaches to medicine, which opens the door to look at disease and healing in a different way, and… Continue Reading
The American Gastroenterological Association estimates that 33% of Americans have acid reflux disease. Gastroesophogeal reflux disease (GERD) is a condition where stomach contents travel up,… Continue Reading
This time of year, we often make promises to ourselves. We say that we're going to get back into the gym; we're going to eat… Continue Reading
Achieving a beautiful smile used to take forever, or so it seemed. Any adult who wore braces as a teen knew that inevitably their senior… Continue Reading
Complications of diabetes in the eyes, kidneys, and blood vessels occur more frequently when the condition is of longer duration and poorly controlled. With diabetes,… Continue Reading
Whether they are called energy bars, snack bars, health bars, or sport bars, these compact foods can boost enough content comparable to an average meal,… Continue Reading
Asthma is the most prevalent chronic disease in children and is the number one cause of frequent school absences. As we approach the winter season,… Continue Reading