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1 - Keep your room quiet and dark. Use earplugs to cut noise. Keep out light with window blinds, heavy curtains, or an eye mask. Move any electronic devices out of your bedroom, or turn them off. Even the LED or LCD lights on TVs, tablets, and music players in…
Red wine and something in red wine called resveratrol might be heart healthy. Find out the facts, and hype, regarding red wine and its impact on your heart. Red wine, in moderation, has long been thought of as heart healthy. The alcohol and certain substances in red wine called antioxidants…
Here are my tips to help you stop smoking Nearly everyone who smokes cigarettes knows about the health risk, and almost all of them know they should stop smoking as soon as possible. Unfortunately, however, the high stress levels of modern life, along with the addictive quality of cigarettes makes…
Here are my Top 10 Myths About Your Health: Myth #1: Drink at least 8 ounces of water every day. Don’t count your glasses. Most of us already take in plenty of water. A good way to determine if you’re hydrated is that your urine should be a medium-yellow color…
You may have heard it on the Newscasts…
Read about it in the newspapers…
Seen the bloggers blog about it…
But It Doesn’t Have To Affect YOU.
Of course, I’m speaking of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and how it’s affecting the health care choices that every person has.
Remember when…
- You could call your doctor and be seen the same day
- Your doctor knew who you were (and maybe even your family’s names, too!)
- CARE was PERSONAL and you felt like more than just a number on a file.
The Affordable Care Act may be affecting the quality of care that YOU’RE receiving from your primary care physician. Primary care practices all over the country are being flooded with new patients. Wait times are getting longer in the office and on the phone. Visits will be getting shorter. And your primary care doctor is even LESS likely to know your name than ever before… and that’s serious.