Being healthy means different things to different people. If you’ve undergone any health scare in your lifetime, you know how vital it is to prioritize self-care. Without it, your risk of getting sick increases, and your body’s ability to heal quickly and successfully decreases. If you want to take the…
August 1-6, 2021, is World Breastfeeding Week. The World Alliance promotes the annual initiative for Breastfeeding Action. There are many ways you can take part in the event. It’s up to you to decide how far to take your actions online and in person. Get the Word Out About the…
Summer is here, and you’ve likely got a long list of things to do this season. Among the most important is taking excellent care of your health. By engaging in regular self-care, you’re able to avoid the stress and burn-out so many women face in their daily lives. Building on…
July is UV Safety Month. The yearly initiative encourages people to protect their skin during the hottest months of the year. Learning what you can about UV protection is imperative to your good health. It helps you avoid too much exposure to the sun resulting in a sunburn, heatstroke, and…
With summer around the corner, there are some things you can do today to prepare for the season. Among the most important is coming up with a self-care routine that provides you with chances to rest, relax, and explore your personal interests. By nourishing your body with the highest quality…
June 12th is Family Health and Fitness Day. It’s an annual initiative promoted by the National Recreation and Park Association to encourage families to focus on physical wellness. If you’re the mother of children and want to get them to be more active throughout the day, you’ll want to do…
The Friday before Memorial Day has been declared “Don’t Fry Day” by the National Council on Skincare Prevention. The annual initiative takes place on May 28, 2021, and encourages “sun safety awareness.” If you’ve been meaning to learn more about taking better care of your skin outdoors, today is the…
OASH, the Office on Women’s Health, promotes National Women’s Health Week in mid-May. The annual initiative focuses on good health practices for women throughout the various stages of their lives. If you want to become involved in this year’s event, there are some things you can do to prepare for…
Did you know that April is National Stress Awareness Month? If you didn’t, you do now! Taking excellent care of your physical health involves being aware of your mental health. Without addressing the things that cause a physiological reaction to your body, you can suffer from chronic illnesses and diseases.…
National Walking Day takes place on April 7th, 2021. It’s a great time to learn more about the beneficial practice and the annual event. Walking benefits the body and the mind. It has noted physical and mental health benefits, which are detailed below. The Benefits of Regular Walking Walking is…
Being pregnant is something that many women want for themselves. They want to start a family and do so in a way that ensures the health and safety of their baby. Rather than embark on the journey alone, they consult their OBGYN for tips on making themselves more fertile. One…
Stress is known as the silent killer because it seldom seems problematic until it manifests into heart disease or stroke. Many people experience exposure to chronic stress, which takes its toll on their physical, emotional, and mental health. If you want to become better at managing stressful situations, you can…
