Getting the diagnosis from your doctor that you have type 2 diabetes is never pleasant news, but it happens to many people. Type 2 diabetes is the most common type, and according to the American Diabetes Association, diabetes affects 9.3% of the American population. If you are scared about treatment options for this disease, you may be able to take some steps to reverse the effects diabetes has on the body.
Although it usually doesn't get the credit that it deserves, your skin is an essential canvas for your makeup. Without a dewy complexion, your makeup will look cakey and contrived, which is a look that most people try to avoid. In order to make your dermatologist proud and to rock that new illuminating blush, pay attention to these three skincare beauty tips. 1: Use Moisturizer When it comes to successful makeup application, no product is more important than a great moisturizer.
If you're one of many women who experiences significant problems before and during their menstrual period, you may be looking for additional ways to make that time of the month less of a pain. There are several ways to help minimize or stop common period problems. Reduce Common Dietary Culprits You may find that cravings for salty foods increase around the time of your period, and you may try to combat fatigue with an increase in caffeine.
Contact lenses offer numerous benefits to those with poor eyesight. Compared to regular eyeglasses, contact lenses enable more ease of wear during leisure activities and sports, while providing a wider field of view. However, swimming with your contact lenses in can be extremely risky. According to the American Optometric Association, swimming with contact lenses increases your risk of acquiring Acanthamoeba keratitis, a life-threatening bacterial infection that inflames the cornea and threatens your vision.
According to the Golden Ratio, facial proportions dictate how attractive an individual is perceived to be. The distance between the forehead hairline and a spot between the eyes should be roughly 1/3rd of the entire height of the face. Anything smaller or larger is perceived to be less attractive. Many people have longer foreheads that exceed the ratio of these proportions. Luckily, advancements in the medical and beauty industry has resulted in the possibility of forehead reduction surgeries that help lower the hairline, and improve disproportionate proportions.
I have worked in a supportive role in the medical industry for over 20 years, and I have been amazed at the advances in medicine that have been made. While it is always great to hear about a new medication that helps cure a disease or a new surgical procedure that can help someone live a normal life again after an injury, I have been especially amazed at the research that has shown just how much our physical and mental health are connected. Since I keep on top of all of the amazing medical studies being performed and I know others are too busy to hunt them down themselves, I decided to start a blog to share my favorite health tips for keeping both your mind and body healthy.