3 Things You Need To Know About Coolsculpting

Getting the body that you want can feel impossible to some people. Even after a good amount of diet and exercise, their body is still resistant to change and they can't get the definition that they want in certain areas of their body. Luckily, there is something called coolsculpting which is a great way to get results on certain parts of your body. Here are some things you need to know about coolsculpting. Read More 

Learning To Chill: 3 Ways To Relax Your Body

When it comes to relaxation, you may think that it's more important that your mind is quiet than your body – but you'd be wrong. The reason being is that if you're constantly dealing with aches, pains, and other bodily stressors, it can be hard for even the most zen mind to achieve a truly relaxed state. If you don't have the time and resources to make it to the spa every week for a massage, though, it can be hard to figure out just how to relax your body so that you can give your mind a break. Read More 

Organization Tips for Hospital Inventory

If you are in charge of managing a hospital, there is a good chance that you are going to want to make sure that you never run out of supplies. Running out of supplies could result in you not being able to provide adequate care to patients within the necessary time frame. Here are some organization tips to ensure that your hospital inventory is under control at all times, allowing you to constantly be ordering the items that you need well before you run out of stock. Read More 

What You Need To Know About Pediatric MS

Multiple Sclerosis (most often referred to as MS) is an autoimmune disease in which your body attacks the myelin sheath that surrounds your nerves – much like peeling back the rubber that coats the wires in a pair of earbuds – thereby causing degeneration in both your body and mind over a spread of decades. Pediatric MS (also called Juvenile MS or Early Onset MS) is a little different, in that it refers only to those MS sufferers under the age of 18, who only make up about 5-10% of the cases of MS worldwide. Read More 

Tips For Dealing With Ear Infections And Hearing Aids

One major concern for those that wear hearing aids is an ear infection. Not only are these painful, they can affect the fit of your hearing aid and the quality of your hearing. Worse, the hearing aid itself could even be the root cause of the infection. The following tips can help you avoid an infection, or at least treat it quickly if an infection does occur. Tip #1: Clean often Read More