We know what you’re wondering: yes, it will hurt. But it’ll be worth it, provided you do your due diligence and research. Tattoos are a fantastic way to show off your style and artistically express yourself. Often, a tattoo has a backstory or meaning towards it, like an inside joke with close friends or a… Continue reading Tattoo Guide: All You Need to Know Before Inking
Category: Health Tips
The Basics of Ergonomics – Preventing Strain and Pain
Bad posture and sitting down for long periods of time cause significant damage to your body, like carpal tunnel syndrome and repetitive stress injuries. Ergonomics is a field of study that makes products and workspaces better to cause less strain, fatigue, and injuries. One of the main goals of ergonomics is primarily to have a… Continue reading The Basics of Ergonomics – Preventing Strain and Pain
How The Media Affects Pre-Teens and Teens
Getting that perfect selfie to post on Instagram or making a Tik Tok video showing off the latest trending dances and obsessively monitoring the likes and comments is the norm for pre-teens and teens in this day and age. “Social media is not real life,” said Essena O’Neill, a 19-year-old Australian Internet star who quit… Continue reading How The Media Affects Pre-Teens and Teens
Drug Overdoses – A Surprisingly Common Issue
A drug overdose occurs when a person consumes too much of a substance, whether prescribed, over-the-counter, legal, or illegal. Overdosing from drugs can be accidental or intentional. You have overdosed if you have taken more than the recommended amount of a drug or enough to harm your body’s functions. Overdoses can have serious medical consequences,… Continue reading Drug Overdoses – A Surprisingly Common Issue
Cosmetic Surgery Gone Wrong – A Big Price to Pay for Beauty
Do you always scroll through RealSelf and dream about getting that nose job or BBL (Brazilian Butt Lift, for those not familiar with the term)? You may want to think again. Even non-surgical procedures like the famous CoolSculpting (basically freezing your fat cells) have dangerous consequences. Read on to find out more. Remember that BBL… Continue reading Cosmetic Surgery Gone Wrong – A Big Price to Pay for Beauty
The Top 7 Benefits of Getting Better, More High-Quality Sleep
How Much Sleep Is Ideal, Anyway? Sleep deprivation can be extremely harmful to your physical and mental health, resulting in unpleasant symptoms. Lack of sleep can lead to fatigue, difficulty remembering information, a reduced attention span, sluggish thinking, decreased sexual desire, poor decision making, irritability, daytime sleepiness, and other mood problems. The amount of sleep… Continue reading The Top 7 Benefits of Getting Better, More High-Quality Sleep
Fast Food: Your Body’s Silent Killer
If you’ve watched the documentary “Super-Size Me,” you’d know that it takes a horrific yet fascinating, honest look at fast food and its terrible effects on the human body. The documentary features the famous, now scandalized Morgan Spurlock (he admitted to sexual misconduct in 2017) and details how he gains a staggering 24 and a… Continue reading Fast Food: Your Body’s Silent Killer
7 Things to Know About Stem Cell Therapy
What Are Stem Cells? Stem cells generate new cells for the body as it grows and replaces damaged or lost specialized cells. They can do so due to two distinct properties: Types Of Stem Cells There are three main types of stem cells: Embryonic Stem Cells Embryonic stem cells replenish an embryo’s cell count as… Continue reading 7 Things to Know About Stem Cell Therapy
10 Biggest Public Health Challenges
Welcome to our blog where we dive into the top 10 public health challenges affecting our global community. Get ready to explore the issues that are shaping our well-being in today’s interconnected and fast-paced world. From infectious diseases to mental health concerns, we’ll break down these challenges, sharing real stories and stats that show their… Continue reading 10 Biggest Public Health Challenges
PTSD in Veterans – What You Need to Know
Far too many veterans struggle with PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder). In fact, a striking 30% of Vietnam vets developed PTSD. People who’ve witnessed or experienced a life-threatening or traumatic event like military combat, shootings, violence or rape can have PTSD. Read on to find out more. Causes PTSD develops following a traumatic event. This can… Continue reading PTSD in Veterans – What You Need to Know