UncategorizedThe Best Foods for Thought, Literally By JENNIFER CORBETT DOOREN for Wall Street Journal We’ve long known that the Mediterranean Diet is good for the heart. Now, it may be good for the brain as well. A study published in … Continue reading
Wall Street Journal, July 11, 2011 By SAABIRA CHAUDHURI Babies should spend less time watching TV and swim more, according to new health guidelines issued by the British government. More than one in 10 children ages 2 to 10 … Continue reading
“Ragweed season” is almost here, with ragweed pollen coming on strong in mid-August. Not as well known is that ragweed, the single most important outdoor allergen in North America, is only part of the problem. Several other important allergens … Continue reading
Is it an allergy or a cold? Because the symptoms of indoor allergies are similar to the symptoms of a cold, it’s difficult to differentiate between the two, but here are some things to look for when you’re comparing: … Continue reading
House Dust Because house dust is created from numerous sources it’s impossible to keep all dust out of your home. – House dust consists of tiny particles of dirt and plant material, dander (dead human and animal skin), hair, finger … Continue reading
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