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ADHD: A Parenting Guide

When my son was a child, I knew he was different from the other kids. Jason refused to concentrate on a single game or project for more than a few minutes, and he had an abundance of energy that never ran out. As my son got older, his frustration grew as his school grades suffered and behavioral issues started. After seeing multiple doctors, psychologists, and family therapists, my son was eventually diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. When my son was diagnosed, there were few treatment options available. I decided to form my own education and nutrition plans to help my son succeed. I struggled through the years to help my son, and I am proud to say that Jason is now a pediatrician. I do not want you to struggle like I did, so I have provided an abundance of articles to help you parent a child with ADHD.

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Summer Activities Leave You With Aches And Pains? Get Relief Fast With These Home Remedies

Posted on July 8, 2015

Now that summer is here, you want to get outside and have fun. Unfortunately, summertime activities can leave you with aches and pains, especially if you over exert yourself or encounter certain insects. Before you head for the health clinic, try these simple home remedies instead. Strained Muscles Bending and stretching can leave you with some seriously strained muscles. You can alleviate the pain and discomfort by soaking up the Epsom salts. [Read More]

Veins, Veins, Go Away: 4 Skin-Healthy Foods To Prevent Spider And Varicose Veins

Posted on July 6, 2015

Varicose and spider veins are both something that women (and men) hate, yet as much as 60 percent of the American population suffers from varicose veins. They are enlarged veins that are usually red or blue in color and are simply, well, unsightly. If you want to avoid suffering from either type of these unappealing veins, then it may help to know that you can change your diet to prevent them. [Read More]

No Knives, No Problem: What You Need To Know About No-Surgery Facelifts

Posted on July 2, 2015

Rhytidectomy—commonly called a facelift—is one of the most popular forms of cosmetic surgery in the United States, racking up over 130,000 procedures a year. However, fear of surgery can stop prospective customers from going under the knife, even if they desire the final results. One of the most exciting advances in cosmetic medicine is the introduction of a no-surgery facelift, which promises to give the same results without ever stepping into an operating room. [Read More]

Four Important Questions About Hormone Replacement Therapy

Posted on June 30, 2015

You may be experiencing a situation where the symptoms of menopause have become too troublesome to ignore. Hot flashes, fuzzy thinking, mood swings and a lot of other irritating conditions makes it seem like you have premenstrual syndrome all the time. Hormone replacement therapy may not be your first thought, but for some it can work surprisingly well and is a reasonably safe option for many. Read on for answers to four key questions to see how HRT could be right for you. [Read More]