Knee Replacement Surgery – Grateful for WLS and OH community
I had a total knee replacement surgery a couple of months ago. A few months before I had the surgery,...
Month: February 2015
Should You Train When You’re Sore?
Have you ever enjoyed a day off training, then hit the gym a day later to find getting out of...
Binge drinking is strongly associated with eating problems among Russian girls
Adolescent binge drinking has been linked to a host of problems, including worse school performance, risky sexual behaviors, illicit drugs,...
ATTD 2015 Report: "The Premier Conference for Diabetes Technology"
The 2015 Advanced Treatments & Technologies for Diabetes (ATTD) conference took place in Paris last week, and while we weren't...
Married Sex Gets Better in the Golden Years
Sex improves in later years among long-married couples, becoming more frequent as intimacy becomes more a priority, researchers found. SOURCE:...
Eating disorders involve more than what you don’t eat. Recovery requires a holistic approach | Zach Stafford
I survived an eating disorder, and found that a regimented program helps me eat more and exercise less. It’s not...
“Trackers: How Technology is Helping Us Monitor & Improve Our Health” (Book Review with Giveaway)
When it comes to all the craze about self-tracking apps and gadgets, I like to say: it's all fun and...
How Do You Recover After A Workout?
Do you load up on carbs, whip up a proteinshake,or perhaps just enjoy a rest? Whatever your routine, you may...
Ask D’Mine: 50 Shades of Human
Welcome to another Saturday and our weekly diabetes advice column, Ask D'Mine, hosted by veteran type 1, diabetes author and...
What’s the Connection Between Snowfall in Boston and Health and Human Rights?
by Amy Agigian Greetings from Boston, where we are currently experiencing Snowmageddon 2015. We’ve had four storms, accumulating over 7 feet...
Feeling Stuck in Your Battle Against an Eating Disorder?
"At some point we made pain a problem to be solved like a math problem. Pain can't be solved any...
