When it rains, it pours a world of sicknesses that are difficult to avoid. As the rainy season rolls in and your kid starts sneezing and scratching their nose, it can only mean one thing: the cold season is here yet again.
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It is true what they say we are what we eat. Food is not just fuel that sustains our bodies but also becomes fragments of our cells that affect how we do, think, and feel. Most of the time when people notice slight changes in their physical appearance, their immediate response is to look for commercialized products that will give them the best results. However, rarely do people realize that changes in the physical body can sometimes be a manifestation of what goes on inside our vital organs.
Moms and homecooks faced day-to-day meal preparation ordeal from thinking of recipe ideas and juggling it with food budget while worrying about proper nutrition for the family.
In recent years, more people have come to realize the value of taking care of one’s physical, mental, and emotional well-being. This shift has led to a wide variety of products becoming available in the market to help individuals provide essential everyday protection for themselves and their families.
We live in a time where it is of the utmost importance that we prioritize health above all. With all the viral scares that have recently plagued the world, we need to make sure that our homes and workspaces are built to be safe from viruses and bacteria down from their very foundation. Having a clean and safe waterline system in our homes and offices already helps reduce instances of people getting sick. In fact, the World Health Organization (WHO) states that safe and sufficient water facilitates the practice of hygiene, which is a key measure to prevent not only diarrhoeal diseases but acute respiratory infections and numerous neglected tropical diseases.
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As we enter the third month of the year, we say goodbye to celebrating the holidays, and we now go back to our usual day-to-day routine. We are also experiencing a shift in our climate– bidding farewell to the cold ‘ber’ months and saying hello to warmer days ahead. This shift in season can trigger different kinds of health conditions like flu, colds, and even sore throat.
Health trends come and go, but the emphasis on staying healthy while on the go remains, especially with our modern lifestyles. With the rise of social media, countless fitness fads and diets have cropped up in online articles, viral posts, and trending videos. And with the alarming health concerns that arose due to the pandemic, the attitude towards taking care of one’s health has become more proactive – incorporating fun activities into health and wellness routines without compromising current lifestyles.
Valentine’s season may be over, but there are other reasons beyond romance to show love, like protecting yourself and your loved ones from vaccine-preventable diseases. One of the most common causes of genital cancers is the human papillomavirus or HPV. It infects a staggering 85 percent of sexually active men and women at least once in their lifetime. And while many experiences no health problems, there are those that do develop HPV-related diseases—from distressing genital warts to life-threatening cancers.
Summer has begun and it is time to make sure that you are in top form for your outings with family and friends. No one wants to miss out on having fun under the sun because of sickness, so your best defense is to ensure you are at the peak of health during vacation time.
There’s something special about oranges that lifts one’s mood. Oranges represent bursts of vitality to brighten one’s day, from the fruit’s vibrant color or its sweet-tart taste.