1 in 10 People Live With Diabetes – Here’s How We Can Help
Over 37 million Americans have diabetes, and nearly 10 million of those remain undiagnosed. The condition is a disorder of metabolism that diminishes a patient's quality of life. Without proper care, patients face a higher risk of complications like high blood...
Five Non-Surgical Ways to Treat Shoulder Pain Before Resorting to Surgery
The shoulder is the most mobile joint in the body and consists of three bones and several muscles and tendons that work as a unit. Damage to any of those components can result in pain and reduced motion, making it difficult to complete daily activities like brushing...
Say Hello to Summer and Get Rid of Varicose Veins Once and For All
Summer is in full swing - and with warmer temperatures and longer days, many of us are taking the opportunity to relax in the fresh air. Whether it be weekend trips to the beach, days spent poolside, or more walks with your beloved pet, there's never been a better...
Why Bracing Your Injuries Matters
When it comes to healing after an injury, the road ahead seems long and winding. Thankfully, there are many ways to ensure quick and efficient recovery, from the tried-and-true rest, ice, heat, repeat protocol, and physical therapy to regain mobility or adjustments at...
The Perfect Outdoor Workout for Spring
Spring has sprung! And with the changing of the seasons brings along warmer weather, longer days and outdoor workouts! Everyone knows that physical exercise has been linked to various health benefits such as the reduced risk of heart disease and diabetes, improved...
Dealing with the Psychological Effects of Chronic Pain
Did you know that 20% of American adults – approximately 50 million people – suffer from chronic pain? While there are several ways chronic pain can interfere with one's everyday life, the repercussions are seen most often in physical and mental health. For example,...
Why is Neuropathy Pain Worse in Cooler Climates?
If you suffer from neuropathy, then you're probably familiar with the plethora of aches, pains and pins-and-needles that come with it. Unfortunately, you're probably even more familiar if you live in a cooler climate. Like most chronic pain, neuropathy tends to worsen...
Should You Exercise With Sore, Stiff Knees?
You get out of bed, and your knees start to creak and pop. Or it's time to head to the gym or out for your daily walk, but your knees are so sore, you wonder if exercising is the smart thing to do right now. The answer: It depends on the type of pain you're feeling....
Keep Your Weight Loss Resolutions and Make 2022 Your Year!
New Year's Eve brings a sense of optimism and sense for the future, as people reflect on the year past and plan for things to come. People might be thinking of personal goals, family plans, or all sorts of other milestones when they lay down their New Year's...
5 Things About Managing Diabetes You Need to Know
Living with diabetes is physically and emotionally challenging. Individuals with either type I or type II diabetes must constantly monitor their blood glucose levels, stick to a diabetic-friendly diet, and take medication as instructed by their physician. For some...