Health

Anyone Can Body Build

People often associate strength training or bodybuilding with large bulging muscles which can look great on a man but not so good on a woman! Obviously, building muscles is part of this type of exercise program but there are other benefits which can help both men and women. Stronger muscles can reduce the risk of • Read More »





Coach Your Way Out Of Depression

One definition of depression is sadness, unhappiness, low spirits, pessimism and discouragement. Who in their life hasn’t experienced one or more of these feelings? Yet something has changed which means that when we feel sad or unhappy, we are now labelled as depressed. When really we might be feeling sad or unhappy. We are told • Read More »


Four Reasons to Give Cosmetic Dentistry a Try

For anyone who has ever wanted a better smile, there’s never been a better time to try cosmetic dentistry. Technology keeps improving, so procedures like teeth whitening have never been more effective. And in today’s social media-centered society, appearance matters more than ever. Just in case someone needed more convincing, here are four ways cosmetic • Read More »



Whats more fun: vaping, or smoking?

There is a huge controversy all over the United States if vaping causes oil to stick in your lungs, to which Doctors are concerned “Oh, there’s no cure for removing this type of oil from your lungs, but you are just going to have to quit everything cold turkey, I wish ya the best of • Read More »


Treating Irritable Bowel Syndrome With Hypnosis

Irritable Bowel Syndrome – or IBS – is a disruption of the digestive system that can cause a range of different symptoms in the stomach and intestinal tract. In bygone years IBS was called ‘spastic colon’, but its name was changed for obvious reasons. IBS affects around one third of the population at some time • Read More »


Better Digestion Naturally

One common health complaint in modern times is that of indigestion. Evidence of this fact are the steep hikes in GI medication prescriptions being written: 1 in 15 American outpatients receiving GI medicine prescriptions in 1997, increasing to 1 in 10 by 2007. This condition (called dyspepsia) is characterized by a feeling of fullness, tenderness • Read More »