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About 108 million adults in the US suffer from high blood pressure – that’s nearly half of all adults. But only about a quarter of them have the condition under control. Are you one of them? Follow these science-based tips to lower your blood pressure and take control of your health. ...
Do you wake up every morning with a positive outlook? Do you always try to see the silver lining in every situation? Do you always see the glass half full instead of half empty? If you answered “yes” to these questions, you are doing your heart a lot of ...
The start of the year is a good time to set healthy goals for ourselves, and improving our fitness and getting more exercise are fantastic resolutions that will help keep us motivated to start the year right. However, in our eagerness to get in shape, we might end up ...
When it comes to our health, sugar has a bittersweet reputation. This sugar awareness week, your Corpus Christi ER would like to encourage you to learn about the dangers of too much sugar intake. Eating whole foods that has natural sugar is okay. Dairy foods have calcium and protein, ...
January is National Bath Safety Month! This month, your caring staff at Physicians Premier encourages everyone to consider bath safety for all. Everyone looks forward to a warm bath, especially after a long, stressful day. One study from the NCBI reported that bathing before bedtime can help improve the ...
Stress might seem harmless, but it can take a toll on your body’s natural defenses. Short-term stress can cause stomach cramps, headaches, cold and flu, and weight gain. However, chronic stress affects your entire body – from your immune and digestive system to your reproductive system. It can even ...
There are a lot of things to look forward to during the holidays, but you are most likely anticipating all the delicious food. How can you not, when there’s sugar cookies and homemade pecan pie everywhere you turn? We all know that holiday food isn’t particularly healthy. All it ...
The holidays usually mean sitting on the dinner table for hours on end, chatting with family and friends, and feasting on a lot of delicious food you probably have been craving all year. However, for many people in the U.S., the holidays also mean overindulging in unhealthy behaviors that ...
Sad, but true: poor sleep is very common for people living with diabetes. Getting good sleep is important to everyone – it is as vital as exercise and good nutrition – but it is particularly essential for those who have type 2 diabetes. Poor quality of sleep puts unnecessary ...
