Weekly Wellness Tips – Boost Your Immune System
It’s that charming time of year again: Full of sniffles and coughs. The colder months can feel like a breeding ground for cold-and-flu-causing bugs.
It’s that charming time of year again: Full of sniffles and coughs. The colder months can feel like a breeding ground for cold-and-flu-causing bugs.
Spreading cheer and giving to those in need is a wonderful thing to do year-round. The holiday season can be the perfect time to start a new tradition of giving back.
Asbestos was once frequently used in a wide variety of construction products because of its high tensile strength and fire-resistant properties. From boiler and pipe insulation to bricks and concrete, asbestos was everywhere and it wasn’t until 1989 that the EPA announced an initiative to phase out the use of asbestos in the U.S. completely.
Whether it’s financial, social, emotional, or physical, many people experience stress during the holiday season. Buying gifts, attending social events, eating less healthily, and exercising less can all contribute to a person’s ability to manage stress.
For many, the holidays mean cooking, cleaning, traveling, and taking care of everything, which makes it tough to actually enjoy the time off. Many lose sight of their fitness and dietary goals during this busy time, but now more than ever before it’s way easier to eat healthier and stay on track in December!
Right now, about 48 million Americans are living with some level of hearing loss. And about 22 million are exposed to hazardous noise levels at work, meaning that without intervention more are being put at serious risk of developing an irreversible disability.