You might think the answer to this question is easy–“Of course I do. It says right here on the bottle–‘Vitamin C’.” It turns out, it may not be that simple. There is increasing evidence that what you think you are taking may or may not be in the bottle. And, when [...]
Concussions are on our minds these days with the recent release of the Will Smith movie by the same name–Concussion. This month also happens to be National Winter Sports Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Awareness Month. So, what better time than now to give you a little primer on the [...]
If you have been following the news on sitting and your health lately, you might feel a little confused. Is sitting the new smoking? Or not so much? Research has been building for a few years now that shows a link between prolonged sitting time and cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer, [...]
The days are getting shorter and there is a little nip in the air, and that can only mean one thing--fall is here! And with it, we rolled back the clock for that extra hour of sleep in the morning. Thank you daylight-saving time. Fall is also the perfect time to reboot [...]
Get out your pink ribbons, October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and for good reason. The American Cancer Society predicts more than 230,000 U.S. women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015, and more than 40,000 will die. Men are affected by breast cancer too but in much smaller [...]
You know you need to take your medication but darn it, sometimes you just plain forget. You are not alone. This happens to a lot of people especially when they have to take more than one pill, more than once a day. Take heart, your solution might be as [...]
School is right around the corner for Greenville, TX students. Whether it’s back to college or the first day of kindergarten, this also means the start of backpack season. Before too long we will start to see the hallmark signs of this season: Back pain Neck pain Shoulder pain [...]
Summer brings heat to Texas like few other places and we want you (and your dog) to be safe. According to the American Red Cross, heat waves cause more injury than any other weather event. Children, older adults, and those suffering from obesity and other diseases are more at risk [...]
