Category: Diabetes
How Do I Know if I have Celiac Disease?
By: Sarah Johnson, MS, RD May kicks off Celiac Disease Awareness month. While it is probably not something most people have circled on their calendar, it is something we all should pay attention to as it is far more prevalent …
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Movement is a Valuable Predictor of Future Health & Resilience Against Disease
People usually see a physical therapist for pain or loss of function. Think of the person who has back pain, the injured athlete or the person who has had a stroke. They all want to improve how they move and …
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Is Drinking Alcohol Good for Your Heart?
During the COVID-19 pandemic, stress levels among Americans have been high since restaurants and clubs have limited hours, family and friend gatherings have been minimal and small, and working from home has become the new normal. Not only does this …
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Depression and the Heart: It is More Than Just Feeling Sad
With about a year of COVID-19 under our belts, Americans have endured what seems like the impossible. Lost jobs, lonely holidays and stay-at-home orders have taken a toll on us. We feel lonely, sad, bored, and afraid of what is …
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Are You Tired or Do You Have A Thyroid Disease?
January is National Thyroid Awareness Month! Thyroid disease affects an estimated twenty million Americans, with up to 60 percent not even knowing that they have it.1 It is hard to tell if you are just trying to manage the stressed, …
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Weighing Your Options: Choosing a Nutritional Plan that is Right for You!
It seems like there is always a new nutrition plan out there that claims to be better, healthier and helps you lose weight faster than another. It is easy to be overwhelmed by the media, so which plan should you …
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