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Is anxiety the most severe symptom of a hangover?
Is anxiety the most severe symptom of a hangover? Have you ever woken up after having one too many wellness-guru–approved cocktails feeling panicked? You don't remember what you texted your ex or posted on Snapchat the night before? While the headache-laden physical aftermath of drinking is never magical (unlike the glasses from which you sipped), a heightened sense of anxiety might just be the worst hangover symptom around. Anxiety is
Muscle Causes Achilles & Heel Pain- The Soleus
Heel pain tripping you up? The soleus, a big-time contributor to heel pain, is one of the deeper calf muscles. It lies underneath the gastrocnemius and when it has trigger points it can cause pain in the calf as well as in the heel and Achilles tendon. This muscle provides ankle & knee stability, plantar flexes, and inverts the foot and is very important in running and jumping. If you
Know Your Eyes And How To Take Care Of Them At 40
Know Your Eyes And How To Take Care Of Them At 40 Do you find yourself holding books and magazines closer to your face and struggling to see your computer screen clearly. Don't panic every forty-something is in the same boat. The lenses of the eyes naturally harden with age, which leads to difficulties seeing things close-up, says Stephanie J. Marioneaux, a physician and clinical spokesperson for the American Academy
Views on the Bruise (Why a Massage Can Leave a Bruise)
Views on the Bruise Fascia is the glue that holds our bodies together. It goes through our muscles, under our skin, and basically weaves its way through our whole body holding it together like saran wrap. It's sticky like saran wrap too. It easily binds up. Tight fascia causes pain and even cellulite. Super stuck fascia prevents blood flow from getting to the area. During a massage, your massage therapist
Simple Steps to Prevent and Detect Melanoma/Skin Cancer
Summer is here, and where there is more sun, there is often more skin exposure. We are going to look at some ways to prevent and detect skin cancer. PREVENTION- THE FIRST STEP TO NO SKIN CANCER Cover up with clothes and sunscreen. As a rule of thumb, cover up as much as possible. Be sure to wear a broad-brimmed hat and UV-blocking sunglasses. Use broad spectrum (UVA/B)
5 People Who Became Personal Trainers After 50
5 People Who Became Personal Trainers After 50 It's pretty impressive when, after years in a specific industry, someone decides to do an about-face and follow a crazy dream or a long-buried passion. It's even more impressive when that career switcheroo requires totally overhauling one's nutrition and exercise habits. The inspirational role models below came to careers in fitness via many different pathways but share one thing in common: They
Meditation Mondays
Meditate with Me on Mondays! For the New Year, I got this really cool workbook called Create Your Shining 2022. It helps create goals, visions, plans, and habits. One of the things it suggests is to make up a different theme for each day. One of my goals is to meditate more, so I created meditation Mondays. I love doing guided meditations, especially the ones that have progressive relaxation mixed
9 Sneaky Reasons Your Feet Hurt
9 Sneaky Reasons Your Feet Hurt When it comes to aching feet, you’re probably familiar with the usual suspects like bunions, plantar fasciitis, and too many hours in sky-high stilettos. But there are a few other reasons your feet might be hurting you—and they’re not quite as obvious. Here are a few ways you might be putting extra wear-and-tear on your feet without realizing it. You’ve been buying the same
Reflexology Pickerington
Reflexology Pickerington Reflexology is the application of appropriate pressure to specific points and areas on the feet, hands, or ears. Reflexologists believe that these areas and reflex points correspond to different body organs and systems and that pressing them has a beneficial effect on the organs and a person's general health. For example, reflexology holds that a specific spot in the arch of the foot corresponds to the bladder point.
12 Reasons Why You Have Shoulder Pain
12 Reasons Why Your Shoulder Hurts What are the reasons why you have shoulder pain? Shoulder pain is a common ache in the U.S. By some estimates, as many as 67% of people experience shoulder discomfort at some point over the course of their lives. The most mobile joint in your body, the shoulder is made up of bones held in place by muscles, tendons, and ligaments. They're all
