We have been told for years to cut down the amount of salt we eat to decrease our chance of having a heart attack. Now, there is new report which states that too little salt can also cause health issues. Health Briefs TV shakes some light on the debate. Too Much or Too Little American [...]
Read More →Your spine is the key to a healthier body and mind. It is the one part of the body which holds you up. The Health Briefs TV show explains how to strengthen your spine. The Spine is the Key to Most of Your Body The spine is part of the central nervous systems which controls [...]
Read More →Travel is exciting. But when allergies make life miserable, the whole trip can be ruined. Health Briefs TV sniffs out some tips for traveling with allergies so any travel is as pleasant and comfortable as possible. Traveling with Food Allergies People with food allergies should carry a list of what they are allergic to in [...]
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Leave a Comment: (0) →We do not know whose idea it was to partition off an office with small, quartered or otherwise sectioned spaces where employees can work in an open environment. But Health Briefs TV revisits the cube farm and offers ways to work and de-stress in them. The Open Workplace We have heard that one reason the [...]
Read More →Underage drinking causes more than vehicle deaths. It is an instigator for other troubled behavior and it is on the rise with kids as young as 14. Health Briefs TV examines the aftereffects of teen drinking. Teen Drinking Statistics • Every day, more than 45,000 teens under the age of 16 drink alcohol. • Most [...]
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Leave a Comment: (0) →Pediatricians and parents have long been discussing how much time a child should spend in front of the TV watching programs. Most agree that TV time should be limited based on the child’s age. But there are some who link bad behavior to watching too much on the tube and what they watch on the [...]
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Leave a Comment: (0) →Loneliness and social isolation are two of the growing health concerns families and doctors have in regard to the elderly. While feeling lonely is no fun, feeling isolated from friends, family and acquaintances not only affects mental well-being but physical health also. Keeping Seniors Socially Active The younger generations are very good at communicating with [...]
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Leave a Comment: (0) →Spring break and wedding season are in full swing all over the United States and with it comes the possibility that teens, brides and bridal parties will seek out and get one of the cool looking temporary tattoos. Medical experts are now warning against them as some are made with a chemical which can cause [...]
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Leave a Comment: (0) →Your right to live is more important than someone else using a cell phone to call, text or read email. Yet, there are only three states in the US and its territories which do not have a single cell phone while driving law on the books: Florida, Montana and South Dakota. State accidents reports note [...]
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Leave a Comment: (0) →There are some compelling health and wellness news stories out this week we wanted to share. The news covers distracted drivers, coffee and green tea benefits, the mental wellness of those who do not have a job, spring allergy season and the recent FDA warning on antibiotic Zithromax. Trouble on the Road with Distracted Drivers [...]
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