Wellness

Alcoholism has been, and continues to be, a prevalent problem throughout the United States. Because it’s readily accessible and relatively inexpensive, alcohol remains one of the most abused substances in our country. In fact, it’s been estimated that approximately 15 million Americans abuse alcohol in some manner each year.

If you’re living with a lactose allergy or intolerance, you’re probably aware of the options out there for you. Replacement milks can do similar things as regular cow’s milk, even if the taste isn’t the same. However, when you add in food allergies on top of lactose intolerance, it often gets hard to shop, and you may find your options narrowing significantly.

Multiple sclerosis is a chronic disease that affects the central nervous system. It’s a very unpredictable condition, and symptoms vary from person to person. For some patients, symptoms are so mild that they don’t require treatment. For others, even the simplest tasks are challenging.

Don’t spend all your time worrying about other people. Focus on what makes you happy and that will likely have a positive impact on those around you and most definitely your level of stress.

You think you’re doing pretty well: You got that promotion, you’re in a happy relationship, and life is pretty swell. But there’s always room for improvement, right?

Happy people are all around us and you may have wondered what makes them feel so great. Read on to discover the secrets to a happy day, every day!

It probably helps that I am worn out tired as I write this. At this moment, I definitely feel that I have some insight into the thoughts of moms who are quickly running out of energy.

I remember back when I was a kid, I never understood how my parents were so tired. To me, the days were endless adventures of climbing trees, rollerblading down the streets, and chasing my siblings with water guns.

When it comes to being healthy, there’s one major killer that I guarantee is affecting us all, unless you’re a health nut. What the health nuts out there have figured out is how to defeat this killer. It’s a little thing called “laziness.”

Seasonal Affective Disorder is a type of depression many people suffer from during the winter months. It’s classified as a common disorder in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual. Luckily, it’s also very treatable.