With the dizzying array of “recommended” diet plans being touted these days, how do you decide which is best for you? Is it low carb or low fat; dairy- free or gluten-free; macrobiotic or simply organic; vegan or vegetarian (what exactly is the difference?); cleansing, detoxifying, juicing or fasting? With so many choices, how do you decide? What about exercise? How about “P90x?” If you’re short on time, you could try “10-Minute Abs” or “The Five-Minute
Ideas to grow your business
Category: Article, Business Tidbits
Getting a startup off the ground is a considerable and rewarding achievement. But once a business has achieved a certain level of success, business owners often find themselves wondering what to do next. Growing a business may not prove as challenging as turning it from a startup into a successful enterprise, but business owners often agonize over the best way to grow their businesses. The following are a few ideas to grow your business
The potential benefits of grain and gluten-free diets are a trendy topic of discussion in the grocery aisle today. But pet owners often have similar questions about whether these diets are right for their cats or dogs. Michele Dixon, a health and nutrition specialist with Petcurean, gives us some important facts before removing grains from your pet’s diet. Petcurean is a Canadian company with expertise in premium quality recipes for dogs and cats. Consider
Love the Skin You Are In !
Category: Article, Healthy Living
Millefiori Medical Skin Rejuvenation is owned by two locals who have found a way to grow their passions and dreams into a new, cutting edge business. Kyle Graham and Iris Kelley were both raised in Brevard County and both attended Florida State University. After her undergrad, Iris earned her Physician’s Assistant Degree from Nova Southeastern University. She has been a practicing Physician’s Assistant for three years and has extensive knowledge in both aesthetics
Advice For Parents: Children Need to Practice Good Computer Ergonomics, Too
Category: Article, Healthy Living
At least 70 percent of America’s 30 million elementary school students use computers, according to a recent New York Times article. As a result of this increased usage, doctors of chiropractic are treating more young patients suffering from the effects of working at computer stations that are either designed for adults or poorly designed for children. Many children are already suffering from repetitive motion injuries (RMI) such as carpal tunnel syndrome and chronic pain