Hello! On this post, you are going to learn how to exercise when you have some type of respiratory or digestive problem. I didn't decide to write about digestive and respiratory problems in the same post because they require the same attention when exercising. They don't. But since you have read my previous posts of … Continue reading Exercise And Sickness (6 of 6): Working Out With Digestive & Respiratory Problems
What The Heck! Ok, so you know that you have some type of heart or cardiovascular problems. It may be Coronary Heart Disease (narrowing of the arteries), heart arrhythmia, heart valve disease, congenital heart disease, vascular disease (blood vessel disease), etc. Or maybe it is some type of health condition related to a heart problem, … Continue reading Exercise And Sickness (5 of 6): Working Out With Heart Problems
When it comes to exercise routines, we need to take into consideration our current health condition and stress level. Have you been exercising regularly and eating right without seeing results? Is your life is in chaos causing you a lot of stress? Well, then you need to read this post! First, Let's talk about stress … Continue reading Exercise And Sickness (2 of 6): Working Out Under Chronic Stress
In the past, people didn't know how to be healthy for lack of information. Nowadays, people still have the same problem, but for the opposite reason: too much information from too many different sources.
I really appreciate you for reading this series of posts about the depressed state of mind. I feel like so many people need to read about it, but so little do, because it IS indeed, an uncomfortable subject to talk about. So many people walk around with clinical depression without even knowing its severity, and their … Continue reading Understanding A Depressed State Of Mind (4 of 4): What’s After Depression
I really hope that I can help others with my past experience, as a suicide survivor. If you are undergoing depression, my hope is for you to start seeing your life under a brighter, more positive light. And, If you are a family member or friend of a suicide victim, I hope that all of my … Continue reading Understanding A Depressed State Of Mind (2 OF 4): How We Reach (Suicide) Bottom
It can be very difficult to manage stress when we are under the pressure of expectations. We may stress out about the pressure that others put on us, but what I believe really makes us stressed out, leading us to even become sick, are the expectations that we put upon ourselves. As I have written before, it is … Continue reading How Expectations Cause Stress and How To Manage It
You don't need to take the time to stretch, what you need is to make the time. As a massage therapist, I am always telling my clients that they should stretch more so that when I see them again, their muscles aren't back to how I found them as soon as I started to work … Continue reading When To Stretch
If you haven’t read my last post, please do so before you continue to read this one. My last post “My Thyroid Terror” will allow you to understand some of my frustration related to my thyroid, and why I chose to go the natural way. I’m gonna ask this questions again: Why do we all think … Continue reading Managing Hypothyroidism Without Meds
“To be yourself in a world that is trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment.” Ralph Waldo Emerson What is the function of the thyroid gland? Our thyroid gland plays such an important role in our lives. Its purpose is to make, store, and release thyroid hormones into your blood. These hormones, which … Continue reading My Thyroid Terror