10 Signs You Should Have an Eye Exam By PositiveMed-Team Edited By: Stephanie Dawson All of us are different and generally remain unsure regarding when to see the vision care center. Here are 10 signs that indicate you’re due for an eye exam. 1. Sudden blurry vision Problems focusing on things and sudden blurry vision […]
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4 Things Every Woman Should Know About Sodium By PositiveMed-Team Edited By: Stephanie Dawson One of the greatest villains in the American diet is excess salt. Health experts recommend that salt consumption should be kept as low as possible, easier said than done. Following are the four things that every woman should know about sodium:
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Self-Sabotage and How to Overcome It By Andres Carvajal Edited By: Stephanie Dawson Everyone has potential, skills, and good qualities that makes us unique and special. Self-sabotage is a series of toxic or bad habits influenced by traumatic or painful experiences that act like ghosts in our lives, chasing and endangering our life in any
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How to Deal with Major Life Changes We live in hard times, with sudden and quick changes, unstable conditions for families, uncertainty in job hunting, and school problems. The dramatic and unexpected changes create psychological discomfort, crisis, and maladaptive conditions related to anxiety and depression that are a worldwide epidemic. Vital crisis, existential crisis, identity
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Turning your Bedroom Into a Sleep Cave By PositiveMed-Team Edited By: Stephanie Dawson In today’s life where we constantly keep moving towards our dreams and aspirations we get very little time to sleep. Our hectic schedules, work and family stress, and physical disorders all lead to sleep interruptions. We cannot control these things with ease,
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What Your Stomach Bacteria Says About You By PositiveMed-Team Edited By: Stephanie Dawson • You found wisdom among the Dahlias A study published in Behavioral Processes found a bacterium in soil which may be a cognitive enhancer known as M.vaccae. After eating a peanut-butter flavored dose of bug, mice navigated mazes twice as fast as
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Do I Really Need to Clean My Colon? By: PositiveMed-Team Edited By: Stephanie Dawson The alternative medical therapies intended to remove feces and nonspecific toxins from the colon and intestinal tract is known as colon cleansing. One can consider following points before coming to a conclusion whether or not they actually need a colon cleanse:
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12 Simple Ways to Enjoy Life By: Andres Carvajal Edited By: Stephanie Dawson Life is not easy, especially when you take the wrong turn, and sometimes we don’t. Life can surprise us with inevitable hard circumstances. This might cause you to lose confidence or be unhappy with yourself. If this sounds like you, maybe you
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Why am I Alone? By: Andres Carvajal Edited By: Stephanie Dawson Being involved in a romantic relationship generally produces feelings of well-being and happiness. Loneliness can lead to depression and loss of self-esteem if there is no awareness of the situation. Not having a significant other is not a synonym of being alone. There are
The DeHumanization of the Poor I should mention that this is a blog post, it is my personal opinion, not necessarily that of this page. I am also including facts and figures with sources to illustrate a point. Names have been changed, except mine, I am still me. SNAP, for those unfamiliar, is the food assistance
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15 Fun and Interesting Facts about Cheese By PositiveMed-Team Edited By: Stephanie Dawson Cheese is one of the most loved and consumed foods around the world. Its a general term used to describe various milk-based products. Here are some facts that you may not know about cheese. Fact 1 There is no exact information regarding
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15 Interesting and Fun Facts about French Fries By PositiveMed-Team Edited By: Stephanie Dawson 1. The origin of French fries is Belgium. According to some historians, potatoes were being fried by 1680 in the Meuse Valley of Belgium. Locals often ate small fried fish, when the river was frozen they used potatoes as a substitute.
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16 Interesting Facts about Peanut Butter [Last Updated on February 24th 2014] By PositiveMed_Team Edited By: Stephanie Dawson Much has been said about the health benefits of peanut butter and its nutritional value. There are some facts about peanut butter that many don’t know. Here are some fun facts related to your favorite butter variant.
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12 Cancer Myths Busted 1. The risk of dying from cancer in the US is increasing A survey found that more than 68% people think that the risk of dying from cancer in any part of the body is increasing daily. Since the early 1990s the risk of dying from cancer has decreased more than
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15 Ways Women are Tougher, Luckier and Smarter than Men 1. Better in Education It may be heard that women are more studious than men and get better grades. Surveys have recently shown this to be true. 2. Healthy Eaters Women are generally selective about their taste-buds and are healthier eaters than men. They are
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How to Forgive Yourself Edited By: Stephanie Dawson 1. Practice self-acceptance Don’t feel bad about who you are. Forgiving means to target specific things you feel bad about, not the person you are. Self-acceptance is a technique that allows you to acknowledge your faults as well as the fact that you are a good person.
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Do You Ever Wondered About Bread? 10 Interesting Facts about Bread 1. For thousands of years bread has been referred to as the staff of life. Most bakers made enough bread to last one week at a time because bread baking is time consuming. The twist tie color on the bread packaging indicates the day
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The Bitter Truth Behind Bottled Drinking WaterBy PositiveMed-TeamEdited By: Stephanie Dawson Many people believe that bottled drinking water is healthier than tap water because of the absence of things like parasites, chlorine, dioxins, and fluoride. There are some areas in the world that do not have safe drinking water. If you live there you should
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