By Leigh Haugh on January 12, 2015
Constipation, Digestion and Elimination, Health, Healthy Living, Hemorrhoids
Blogs, Healthy Living, Leigh Haugh

Hemorrhoids are a bathroom nightmare and one of the most bothering and intimate pains. They are so cunning, that they may sneak up on you at virtually any age. You may be a farmer, lawyer, president, or even a doctor. It does not care for race or gender, hemorrhoids will come looking for you too. […]
By Leigh Haugh on January 4, 2015
Breast Cancer, Cancer, Diet, Health, Medicine, Women's Health
Blogs, Healthy Living, Leigh Haugh, Youth Voices

Breast cancer is a very common medical condition which is affecting many women from many different parts of the world. There are still many people from different parts of the world who are still unaware as to what breast cancer is and how it can be prevented. There is no specific age group for people […]
By Leigh Haugh on January 1, 2015
Health, Health Hoax, Healthy Living, Investment in the Future, Preventative Medicine, Supplements
Blogs, Healthy Living, Leigh Haugh

Health is not just a state of being, but a process and most of us take it for granted. We think we are immortal. The process of health has to be maintained every single day via personal choices, healthy choices, such as exercising, stress management, avoiding sun radiation and pollution, no smoking, and limiting alcohol […]
By Leigh Haugh on December 26, 2014
Cholesterol, Eggs, Healthy Eating, Nutrients, Nutrition, Proteins and Amino Acids
Blogs, Food & Wine, Healthy Living, Leigh Haugh

We have all seen the breakfast commercials boasting of the best breakfast servings with pancakes, sausage, roast potatoes, bacon and eggs. We all also know that such a meal is high in cholesterol and a heart attack waiting to happen. The tendency is to group all the foods in this type of meal together, meaning […]
By Leigh Haugh on December 24, 2014
AIDS, AmfAR, Charitable Events, Entertainment, Fashion, Health, HIV
Arts, Blogs, Fashion, Healthy Living, Leigh Haugh

The AmfAR Gala was held on Oct. 29, 2014, at Milk in Los Angeles, California. The Foundation for AIDS research launched their “Inspiration Series” four years ago to celebrate men’s fashion and style while continuing to raise funds for their AIDS research programs. Celebrating one of the fashion industry’s biggest and most sought out designers, […]
By Jim Malone on December 17, 2014
Family
Blogs, Healthy Living

There are many alternatives to the traditional nuclear family. I myself think it is quite rare to come across the traditional nuclear family across generations. There are single-parent families run by a single parent who cares for one or more children with or without the assistance of the biological parent, the bi-nuclear family, usually consisting […]
By Jim Malone on December 9, 2014
Nursing Home
Blogs, Healthy Living

It can be an emotionally and physically draining experience when a person makes the decision to place a loved one in a nursing home. Whether the choice is voluntary or necessary, it is crucial to find the nursing home that suits the future patient best. This is the only way to guarantee they will receive […]
By Jim Malone on December 7, 2014
Obesity
Blogs, Healthy Living

There were many times in my life when I’ve felt like I’ve reached rock-bottom. There was the time in my twenties when going out to the dance clubs feeling like a piece of plain hamburger instead of filet mignon when a guy approaches from across the room, heading in your direction (or so it looks […]
By Jim Malone on November 23, 2014
Tumeric
Blogs, Healthy Living

Enough sprinkling cinnamon on your morning oatmeal, turmeric is claiming its place as the new breakfast spice. A new study, conducted in Taiwan, demonstrates improved working memory in participants consuming one gram of turmeric in the morning, saying “there is likely to be value for mealtime turmeric usage.” Pre-diabetics, already at a 2-3 times […]
By Leigh Haugh on November 13, 2014
Emergency Preparedness, Survival
Blogs, Healthy Living, Leigh Haugh

Life isn’t always easy but we learn pretty quickly how to deal with the everyday routines, such as hitting the snooze button no more than three times so we can do what is needed to get to work on time, the precise ratio of peanut butter to jelly so junior doesn’t have a meltdown at […]