2016

Tips To Prevent Water Leaks In Walk-In Showers

For those with mobility issues, a walk-in shower provides a safe alternative to traditional shower enclosures. In fact, one of these enclosures can help someone continue to live independently and with dignity. One concern is water leakage, though. No one wants a mess in the bathroom, and for those with mobility challenges cleaning up can be particularly difficult. Fortunately, there are many options and strategies to solve this problem, which the following tips will show.

FAQ about Congestive Heart Failure

Do you find it difficult to breathe while you are lying in bed at night? The symptom you are experiencing is commonly associated with a disease known as congestive heart failure. There are actually many other symptoms that can develop if you are not treated in a timely manner. Getting to the root of how the disease developed if you have it is the first thing that should be done. This article will provide answers to the important questions that you might have concerning congestive heart failure.

Minimize Your Risk For An Asthma Attack This Winter

For the asthma sufferer, the winter months can present several concerns. A decreased ability to exercise due to the lower temperatures, which is important to improving lung capacity, and poor air quality are just some of the triggers that present themselves during this part of the year. Knowing how to prepare and protect yourself during the winter is vital to your health. Make sure you know what to do. Get Your Flu Shot

Baby, it's Warm Outside? 3 Natural Remedies for Hot Flashes

Aside from the odd hormone changes, the breaking out in zits, and the constant dread that your body is getting older and older, the hardest thing to deal with when it comes to menopause is definitely the hot flashes that accompany it. But short of wearing a tank top and carrying a coat around and changing in and out of it ever five minutes, how can you control those hot flashes and get yourself back to (approximately) normal?

Three Stretches For A Sore Back

Back pain can be incredibly debilitating, getting in the way of your work and your play. In the long-term, it's important to see a physical therapist to get to the bottom of your back pain issues. However, in the meantime, you can use these three stretches to help ease the pain whenever it starts to build. Knees to Chest  This exercise works well when your lower back is sore and stiff.