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How Gardening Can Keep You Healthy, Mentally and Physically

Anybody who’s ever weeded a row of turnips, planted petunias, or mowed a thriving lawn knows that gardening can be hard work. That hard work pays off in more ways than having the best roses on the block or a tasty salad.  Gardening in its various forms can: Increase hand strength, body strength, and flexibility […]




Tips to Prevent Heart Disease

Heart disease remains the leading cause of death among American women, accounting for one in four female deaths, as reported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. While the risk increases with age and conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure, younger women are not immune. Heart disease can result in severe health […]




Diabetes Increases Stroke Risk in Women

A recent study adds to the body of evidence that diabetes may increase stroke risk in women but not in men. The research team analyzed medical data from approximately 11,000 males and 19,000 females. Nearly 3,000 cases of stroke occurred among the participants during the average follow-up period of 7 years. An association between blood […]




Laughter Really is Good Medicine

Laughter, while not a replacement for medical treatment or physical exercise, offers numerous benefits for both mind and body. A growing body of research highlights the positive effects of laughter on various aspects of health.​ Physical Health Benefits: Mental and Emotional Health Benefits: Beyond physical advantages, laughter plays a crucial role in mental and emotional […]




Blood Clots

Pulmonary embolisms (PE) and deep vein thrombosis (DVT), caused by blood clots forming in veins, are responsible for up to 100,000 American deaths each year. Do you know who’s at risk and how to recognize the signs of a blood clot? Risk Factors: * Limited mobility because of a medical problem, surgery, or paralysis * […]






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