Warm Up Before Exercising!

Posted by RonKerr on December 17th, 2008

Many of us have to fit an exercise routine into an already busy schedule and are tempted to simply skip the warm up routine, even though we have heard about people getting injured while working out. The answer: don’t do that. When you skip your warm up, you are not only putting your body as [...] read more »

Prostate Cancer: Answers to Your Questions

Posted by RonKerr on December 16th, 2008

If you a man aged 50 or more, there are certain prostate cancer questions and answers you need to know. You could be facing serious illness or even premature death without this knowledge. However, with the proper information you may discover how to avoid the possibility of a premature death. read more »

Try a Green Tea Diet

Posted by RonKerr on December 15th, 2008

A green tea diet is one of that can be very good for your body. If you are the type of person who maintains quite an active lifestyle but don’t take the time to diet and exercise as you should, then this could be for you. In today’s hurry up age, it is very possible [...] read more »

Treatment for Prostate Cancer

Posted by RonKerr on December 12th, 2008

What is the best treatment for prostate cancer? There may not be a definitive answer for the question. However, it is the intent of this article to give you food for thought and might help you form some questions to ask your doctor. read more »

Shinseki Nominated To Head Veterans Affairs

Posted by RonKerr on December 11th, 2008

President-elect Barack Obama has named a decorated Vietnam veteran as his choice to head the Department of Veterans Affairs. Retired Gen. Eric Shinseki is a former Army chief of staff who was known for criticizing the Bush administration’s plans to invade Iraq with too few troops.
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Las Vegas: The Suicide Capital Of America

Posted by RonKerr on December 10th, 2008

Researchers looked at suicides over the past 30 years and found that Las Vegas residents have a much higher suicide rate than residents of other cities — a rate twice that of the national average. las vegans Visitors to Las Vegas also have a higher suicide rate than residents.
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Health Benefits of Tea

Posted by RonKerr on December 9th, 2008

Tea is rapidly becoming one of the most popular drinks in the world. Tea has a great taste and it is a very versatile drink, but it is also extremely healthy for you as well. Many people understand the health benefits of tea, including Chinese cultures, Japanese cultures, Europeans, Taiwanese and African cultures. Health conscious [...] read more »

Iraq Veteran Suffers Wounds That Can’t Be Seen

Posted by RonKerr on December 7th, 2008

For thousands of young men and women coming home from Iraq and Afghanistan, the price exacted by war is obvious. Diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder, John Blaufus’ injuries didn’t appear until he tried to resume the life he had before the war.
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First Doctors In Years Graduate From Somali School

Posted by RonKerr on December 6th, 2008

Twenty people graduated from medical school at Benadir University in the war-torn African nation. Host Andrea Seabrook traces their amazing journey: Two of their classmates were killed in crossfire on their way to class.
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As Friends, Mother And Daughter Savor The Days

Posted by RonKerr on December 6th, 2008

Barbara Cooper has a form of progeria, a genetic disorder that speeds up her body’s aging process and causes a shortened life span. But Cooper is 31 — and though her vision long ago began to fail, her mother told her, “You remember your reflection, and that you will always be young in your mind.”
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