The spring allergy season is upon us, and each year seems to be outdoing the prior one in terms of severity. 

Milder winters have created very healthy root systems in trees…so these root systems are pumped and ready to release pollen earlier.

 

Over 5 million Americans (90 percent of which are women) suffer from fibromyalgia—arguably one of the most painful conditions ever known.

Sadly, this debilitating condition wasn’t even recognized as a bonafide illness until as recently as 1987!  Before that it was largely thought to be “all in someone’s head.” 

For all you fancy coffee fanatics, I have an important message for you.

Those sweet coffee drinks that you love so much have a very dark side—and I’m not referring to how dark the roast is.

Here’s what you must know about these brews that may taste good, but that’s where their “goodness” ends.

When someone says “osteoporosis,” most people think, “Eat more dairy products!”

But when kidney stones are brought up, the opposite is true— “You’re eating too much dairy!”

Well, there’s a lot more to it than that.

March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month.  So there will be a lot of “awareness” being trumpeted to the masses—mostly telling people to get their colonoscopies, watch for changes in bowel habits and basically hope your number doesn’t come up in the colorectal cancer lottery.  Well, I have a lot more to say than that.  Here’s what people should really be “aware” of:

What I am writing today might not win me any popularity contests, but that’s too bad because I tell it like it is.
If you are among the one out of five people in the US that currently has at least one tattoo, there is much more going on behind the scenes than your body’s “pretty artwork.”
Here’s what I mean: