The early 2014 real-estate sales reports have featured disappointing numbers, according to many of the industry’s leading experts. With much of the United States covered under a mound of snow in January and February, weather appears to be at least one factor in this troubling outcome. At this time, the National Association of Realtors cites a lack of home inventory, ... Read More »
The health care industry has typically been slow to make changes. But with new online opportunities empowering the consumer, the system is bound for transformation in 2014 and beyond. By most accounts, medical resources are rapidly diminishing. While the elderly population continues to grove, medical schools can only graduate a certain number of physicians each year. In the last 50 ... Read More »
If you have accumulated a lot of stuff over the years, consider having a garage sale prior to your next move. Getting rid of unnecessary items will help you earn some extra cash and save you time since you will have fewer items to pack. If you follow the tips below, you are bound to have a successful and fun ... Read More »
Cycling is a cardio exercise that can help reduce the risk of heart diseases, obesity, diabetes and high blood pressure. It is also an excellent stress reliever. Cycling is not only one of the best forms of exercise, but it is also eco-friendly. There are numerous cardio exercises which may help improve body stamina, so why choose cycling? It is ... Read More »
Joining a sports league is the best way to start or maintain a fitness routine. Playing an organized sport can benefit your physical, mental and emotional health. Where to start Gather a bunch of people together, form a team, and join a sports league. You can even join by yourself and get assigned to a team. It may seem intimidating ... Read More »
Some of the best kitchen and household tips were available during World War II when rationing and recycling was vital for each family’s survival. Some tips were handed down from Grandma, but often they were dismissed as anecdotes. Instead, expensive chemicals, which weigh on our health and the environment, are now used even though they are not always the most ... Read More »
Migraines are one of the oldest medical conditions afflicting mankind, going back to approximately 3,000 B.C. Famous migraine sufferers include Julius Caesar, Ulysses S. Grant, Thomas Jefferson, Vincent Van Gogh, and Sigmund Freud. Many theories about the source of migraines and how to treat them have been put forth over the centuries. In early times, the majority of people believed ... Read More »
Physical inactivity is a fast-growing public health problem and contributes to a variety of chronic diseases, including obesity, diabetes and cancer. Even with all the benefits of exercising, the levels of inactivity are alarming. Some call it an “inactivity epidemic.” According to Robert E. Sallis, M.D., patients who exercise are healthier and far less likely to suffer from chronic diseases ... Read More »
Q: Why are seniors choosing to pursue entrepreneurship? A: A number of necessary changes have encouraged more seniors to exist independently in the business world. The potential cut-off of Social Security benefits is one development that has worried seniors. Other events such as job layoffs, decreasing 401(k) accounts and age discrimination also play a factor. Although entrepreneurship can seem like ... Read More »
A bold project to establish a permanent, manned colony on the planet Mars has attracted tens of thousands of applicants in just the few weeks since the project was announced. The Dutch private venture firm Mars One plans to launch an expedition to the fourth planet from the sun in 2022. As a result of the extreme physiological changes the ... Read More »
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