Blog Articles

The two most common types of diabetes are Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. Read on to learn what their differences are and how they're treated.

Do you struggle with recurring sinus infections? If so, you’re not alone. Millions of Americans do. Read on to learn what can cause recurring or long-lasting sinus infections and what you can do about it.

You didn’t have allergies as a child, but now you’re wondering if your runny nose and itchy eyes could be allergies. Allergies can develop any time, so they could be what’s making you sick. Learn what you need to know about adult-onset allergies.

Summer is almost over, and with the return of cooler temperatures comes the inevitable flu season. And while there’s no cure for the flu, one thing can help you recover quicker: rest. Read on to learn why.

If you have chronic high blood pressure, it’s important to take steps to lower your numbers so you can help prevent heart and overall health trouble. The good news is that simple lifestyle changes can help. Read on to learn more.

Annual physicals can help you embrace your healthiest self. What’s more? They can save your life and protect your wellness. Read on to learn more about this important part of preventive care.

Sexual intercourse can be many things, but pain-inducing shouldn’t be one of them. Yet many women experience pain with sex at some point. If you’re experiencing sexual pain, read on to learn about the most common causes.

Are you suffering from a sinus infection and can’t get to the doctor? Don’t worry. There are things you can do at home to care for a sinus infection. Read on to learn about identifying and treating sinus infections.

Are you tired of trying different pills, nasal sprays, and other things that don’t fully relieve you of your allergies? Allergy testing can help identify what’s making you sick and provide valuable insights for treatment. Read on to learn more.

You’ve probably heard that keeping your cholesterol low is important when it comes to preventing heart disease. But not all cholesterol is created equal. Read on to learn the difference between “good” and “bad” cholesterol.

The flu is no picnic, and the last thing you want to do is start off the new year with the flu. Fortunately, it’s preventable. Keep reading to find out the best ways to avoid getting the flu.

Are you struggling with high cholesterol? While medication is always available to help manage your cholesterol, there are alternatives to medication. There are simple lifestyle changes you can use to reduce your cholesterol and enjoy good health.

It’s difficult to put on a smile when you lack confidence due to sun damage, wrinkles and fine lines, or visible facial veins. ThreeForMe™ can deliver a look that’s a reflection of how vibrant you are on the inside! Keep reading to learn more.

Do you suffer from cellulite on your thighs? Do you wear long skirts and pants and skip the pool or the beach because you worry about the appearance of your thighs, hips, and buttocks? There’s a solution.

If you’ve been hitting the gym and sticking to salads, but you’re still dealing with stubborn fat deposits, find out how WarmSculpting™ with SculpSure® may be the key to your weight-loss journey.

Age can wreak havoc on your skin and cause a lot of damage. Now microneedling can get that skin looking young again. Find out how you can turn back the clock!

Even though it’s more common than you think — in both men and women — sexual dysfunction can be an embarrassing topic to bring up with your doctor. You should know there are things you can do and treatments available to restore your sexual function.

If you’re curious about platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy, you’re probably wondering what makes it so beneficial. Allow us to demystify the process, so you can decide if this regenerative medicine treatment right for you.

Do you know your blood pressure? Do you know if the numbers mean you’re at risk of developing heart disease or other serious health conditions? Understand what the numbers mean in your blood pressure range so you can take action for a healthier life.

It's easy to ignore diabetes if you aren’t overweight or obese. But, of the 30 million American men and women with diabetes, 12% are a healthy weight. That’s because other factors affect your blood sugar, and they put healthy people at risk, too.

Hypertension has grown into one of the leading fatal conditions, increasing by about 11 percent in the last decade. Yet despite its seriousness, it has few symptoms before it reaches later stages. Here’s what to look for.

It’s often easier to decide to lose weight than it is to stick with a weight-loss program until you reach your goal. But there are things you can do to help keep your weight-loss goals on track and the scale moving in the right direction.