During this coronavirus pandemic, a lot of experts are stressing the importance of social distancing. This involves not greeting each other in a way that involves physical contact, such as shaking hands or hugging. This could be texting, emailing or elbow bumping. This doesn’t exactly mean that we should be emotionally detached from our quarantined… Continue Reading
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Traveling Safely during this Coronavirus Era
Because of the rampant spread of the coronavirus illness, many people have become afraid of flying on an airplane or even approach an airport. But if you still need to travel for business or personal reasons, there are ways you can protect yourself while going where you need to go. The news has been reporting… Continue Reading
Strep Throat- What is it and What Causes it?
Last week, I’ve came down with a mild case of a throat illness called streptococcus, or strep throat. With so much rampant news going on about the coronavirus, which I wrote about last week, who knows how I contracted this illness. All I know is that through treatments, I am feeling so much better. But… Continue Reading
Five Dangerous Plants You Don’t Want in Your Backyard
There are a lot of things in life that are considered dangerous for you. They could be certain foods. They could even be certain things in your own home. But did you know that certain plants are considered dangerous? Yes, if you have a house with a nice, large backyard, you may want to avoid… Continue Reading
How you can Keep yourself Safe from the Coronavirus
There’s a widespread disease that has been impacting the city of Chicago and many other cities across America. It is called the coronavirus. It is a common virus that causes an infection in your nose, sinuses or upper throat. There are now 45,182 cases of this virus leading to 1,115 deaths. 28 other countries besides… Continue Reading
Women with Diabetes- How you can control your blood sugar this winter
One thing about the wintertime is that it could be a little easy to succumb to eating more. However, if you’re dealing with diabetes, it’s very vital to maintain a balance with this. As the temperature drops, your blood sugar rises up by eating more and exercising less. But there’s no need to worry because… Continue Reading
Natural ways to treat dandruff during the winter
If you’re like me, you probably have experienced some interesting “snowflakes” in your hair. Those “snowflakes” are known as dandruff and it is related to dry hair. Most women use their favorite shampoos and conditioners to reduce these white flakes in their hair. However, those products are usually too expensive to get. Have you… Continue Reading
Music – The Brain Booster for those battling dementia
Before her dementia diagnosis, my aunt was definitely a lover of music. She would love to sing her favorite songs growing up or attend concerts of her favorite artists. Because of this, that’s why we as a family always try to engage her with music. Doing this is very important for anyone you know battling… Continue Reading
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