Tweet Here is another good reason to stay away from this artificial sweetener. The problem is…. it’s EVERYWHERE! So many of the snacks that we enjoy are flavored with high-fructose corn syrup. The Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy randomly … Continue reading →

Tweet OK…so we’ve heard about the nationwide Salmonella outbreak of recalled peanut butter products, but what are the symptoms of this foodborne illness? Symptoms include: diarrhea, sudden onset of headache, fever and abdominal pain. Nausea and vomiting can also occur. … Continue reading →

TweetBe aware of all peanut butter products. Read on to get the FDA website informing you of what products to avoid… CDC: Consumers sickened in the ongoing salmonella outbreak ate contaminated peanut butter crackers, while King Nut peanut butter caused … Continue reading →

TweetWill these tough economic times increase obesity rates even more? Over one third of U.S. adults and 16 percent of U.S. children are obese. Studies have shown that a failing economy raises the risk of poor eating habits and obesity. … Continue reading →

Tweet We hear alot about what’s good for your heart, but these are some basic tips why certain practices make sense. Heart disease is the number-one killer of women in the United States. And an estimated 8 million women have … Continue reading →

Tweet Aging is a fact of life. It is the quality of each year that passes that we want to preserve. As we approach our mid-60′s, it may be worth looking for a geriatric physician or nurse practitioner as your … Continue reading →

Tweet My teenagers had health class in school (middle and high school), but never learned about taking care of their teeth. This is one part of healthcare that is not being taught in school. Tooth decay can cause problems with … Continue reading →