Type 2 Diabetes by Brenda Mercado
Diabetes is a disease in which the body’s ability to produce or respond to the hormone insulin is impaired, resulting in abnormal metabolism of carbohydrates
Poison Prevention for Kids
Author: Dr. Kraft, Pediatrician Each year, approximately 3 million people— many under age 5— swallow or have contact with a poisonous substance. The American Academy
Foods to Avoid and Eat for Sleep
Author: Gabby Gamino, LVN, Office Manager Good quality sleep is vital for your immune system and overall well-being. Disturbed sleep or chronic insomnia can leave
Seasonal Allergies by Marianne Leffert
What are seasonal allergies? Sneezing, coughing, runny nose, itchy eyes, ear aches, and scratchy throat (depending on the time of year) are all signs of
Could It Be Vertigo? by Alison Sims, MD
It is quite disconcerting to wake up one day and suddenly feel like your balance is off without warning. It may feel like you’re on
Schizophrenia by Carlos Perez
The human brain is the most difficult human organ to comprehend. Many try to understand the complexity of the brain in relationship to mental disorders;
Magnesium Is a Must by Your Marque Team
Vitamin and mineral deficiency not only depletes energy, but also disturbs focus and clarity. Are your employees getting enough magnesium? Magnesium is a mineral that’s
Perform Better at Work – Foods to Avoid and Eat for a Good Night’s Sleep by Bree Ogden
Good quality sleep is vital for your immune system and overall well-being. It is extremely challenging to successfully take on a full day of work
How to Tell If You Have “Winter Skin” by Brittany Pettey
During the cold weather, our skin tends to dry out. “Winter skin” is caused by dry, cold air causing the skin to become dehydrated due