Health & Wellness
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What Causes Restless Leg Syndrome to Flare Up?
Restless leg syndrome (RLS), also known as Willis-Ekborn disease, is a condition that affects the legs. It causes an uncomfortable feeling that prompts one to move to ease the discomfort. Restless leg syndrome flare ups usually intensify at night, however people with severe cases of RSL may experience symptoms early in the day. Moving your legs can help relieve symptoms, and there are other at home treatments you can do as well. -
How to Beat Winter Fatigue Syndrome
You might’ve heard of seasonal affective disorder (commonly referred to as SAD or the winter blues), but what about winter fatigue syndrome? While considered a part of SAD, winter fatigue is a very real struggle for millions of people each year. Fewer hours of sunlight, colder weather, and other seasonal factors culminate in feelings of exhaustion that go beyond just needing another cup of coffee throughout the day. Fortunately, learning how to beat winter fatigue is possible and can be done with a few simple lifestyle adjustments that support your overall well-being. -
How Does Stress Affect Your Musculoskeletal System?
Stress is something we all experience on a daily basis and is impossible to completely avoid. Whether it’s an approaching deadline at work, juggling a hectic schedule, or experiencing pain from an injury, stress levels ebb and flow constantly. Have you noticed that when your stress levels are elevated, you might experience more physical ailments like headaches, muscle tension, or neck soreness? Those are all symptoms that answer the question, “How does stress affect your musculoskeletal system?” -
Gout Self-Care Guide: Natural Remedies to Try
There are an estimated 9.2 million people in the United States living with gout. This condition is a type of arthritis notable because of sudden and severe joint pain. While these symptoms can make daily activities difficult during flare-ups, learning natural remedies and practicing self-care techniques can help improve your overall quality of life. -
Post-Triathlon Recovery Tips
Competing in a triathlon is a major undertaking that tests even the most experienced athlete’s limits. It’s a feat of endurance, strength, and mental preparedness. Combining swimming, cycling, and running challenges your body inside and out. While the focus is usually put on intense training to prepare for the event, a post triathlon recovery plan is just as important to take care of your body after putting it through such an intense experience.
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How to Release Low Back Trigger Points
Low back trigger points, also sometimes talked about as muscle knots, can affect anyone regardless of your age or lifestyle. These tender spots in muscle tissue can cause significant discomfort and pain, interfering with your daily activities and having a negative impact on your overall quality of life. Whether you're an athlete, office worker who sits most of the day, or someone who experiences occasional back pain, understanding and addressing these trigger points is important to find relief.
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How to Fix Burnout Long Term
Have you found yourself completely drained from an activity you perform regularly? It’s not just normal fatigue, it could be burnout. Burnout is a common and ongoing issue that can affect anyone, regardless of where you spend your time. Whether it’s at home, work, school, or any other commitments, burnout can creep in and take a toll on your mental and physical health. It's important to address burnout not just as a temporary setback but as a condition that requires a long-term solution.
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GAD: Natural Generalized Anxiety Disorder Treatment Options
Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) is a chronic condition characterized by excessive, uncontrollable worry about various aspects of daily life. It’s a common condition, with anxiety disorders affecting an estimated 40 million adults in the United States each year1. While traditional GAD treatment options like medication and cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) may be effective, many people seek natural alternatives to manage their symptoms. -
Finding Relief for Hypermobility Pain WIth a Zero Gravity Chair
Hypermobility joint pain is a condition causing unusually flexible joints and can be a source of chronic pain and discomfort for many. Estimates range, but it’s accepted that roughly 1 in 10 people live with some form of hypermobility condition1. Those living with hypermobility pain often experience joint pain, muscle aches, and even more severe conditions like Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS). Managing symptoms and finding hypermobility pain relief is crucial for improving your quality of life. -
Creating Routines For Rheumatoid Arthritis Self-Care At Home
Living with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) can be challenging, but learning techniques for effective rheumatoid arthritis self care at home can make a significant difference in managing symptoms and improving your overall quality of life. There might not be a cure for RA at this time, but simple lifestyle adjustments and healthy habits will go a long way toward feeling more comfortable daily. -
How to Regulate Nervous System & Help Reduce Stress
Stress is an inevitable part of our lives, and leaving it unchecked can result in serious negative health conditions both mentally and physically. Just because you encounter stress doesn’t mean it has to become overwhelming. One of the ways to manage stress levels is by understanding and regulating nervous system responses. -
POTS: Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome Self-Care
Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) may have an intimidating name, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be managed. People living with POTS experience symptoms like dizziness, rapid heart rate, fatigue, and fainting upon standing. Managing POTS naturally may benefit from a self-care approach involving lifestyle changes, coping mechanisms, and tools to help your body recover.
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