For more than a year now, I’ve made it a habit to go for a walk each morning. Do you know how often I wake up making excuses to avoid my daily walk? Every day. Literally every morning, I …
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Each year on Mothers’ Day, we take time to show appreciation to the mothers in our lives. If you’re anything like me, you may have a special meal, gift, or shopping excursion planned to celebrate your mom. I’m here to …
This post may contain affiliate links* Although we hear a lot about DNA in the news and on crime TV shows, many are unfamiliar with what DNA is and why it’s so important. I’d like to change that. From the …
Does this sound familiar? One day, you’re in high school, eating whatever you want without gaining weight. Your complexion is perfect. Your body keeps up with whatever you ask of it without any aches or pains and you have energy …
The other day, my son began complaining of a sore throat and headache. Not long after, he developed chills and a fever. The quick onset of his sickness combined with the lack of other cold or flu symptoms made me …
I met my husband in college. We lived in Florida, aptly nicknamed “The Sunshine State” due to the abundance of sunny weather. Given that fact, it didn’t take me long to notice that he had a strange reaction when exposed …
My husband says I have “bat ears”—that I can hear him whispering a mile away. While that may be an exaggeration, I do admit that I have sensitive hearing. That’s not always a good thing. I have little tolerance for …
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We are running out of antibiotics. To be fair, plenty of antibiotics still exist—it’s just that they are no longer effective against bacteria. Why? Due to the overuse (and misuse) of antibiotics, many bacteria have become resistant to available antibiotics. […]
I spent years training to be a scientist, so I pride myself on my powers of observation. But you don’t have to be a scientist (or particularly observant for that matter) to see that my dog loves cheese. She could be …
My son has the flu. He is feverish and miserable. His misery stems from the fact that the cells of his body have been commandeered by the influenza virus and turned into mini virus factories. There’s not much we can … To Be or Not to Be: The Peculiar “Life” of a Virus Read More…
