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… to improve circulationExerciseExercise can be hugely beneficial for people with poor circulation. Even with limitations from the COVID-19 pandemic (like visiting a gym) or dealing with pain issues (like a bad back or bad …
… RSV). These similarities can make it challenging to pinpoint what’s causing your symptoms.Summer cold versus COVID-19“It’s a good idea to test for COVID-19 when you have upper respiratory symptoms …
… about it.4. Nasal congestionWhether you’re dealing with a sinus infection, seasonal allergies, a cold or COVID-19, nasal congestion can do a number on your sense of taste. That’s partly due to …
… illness leaving a bad taste in your mouth, but the medication you’re treating it with. The COVID-19 medication Paxlovid® is especially well-known for this side effect, which is not-so-affectionately …
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… eliminate internal toxins while boosting the immune system.It has been touted as a treatment for cancer, COVID-19, diabetes, HIV, Lyme disease, the common cold … well, you get the picture. In all, folks have …
… your child has received a COVID-19 shot in the past, they still should get an updated COVID-19 vaccine each year, just like with the flu.The CDC recommends COVID-19 vaccines for everyone …
You may think your days of sitting in the doctor’s office with a cotton ball on your shoulder are over. But while your shots may not come with a superhero bandage anymore, there are …
One sure-fire way to keep flu and other viruses at bay is to wash your hands often and well.But if you can, avoid high-speed jet air dryers in public restrooms. Research shows …
If you have a young child, you know that they spend a lot of time sick. “Their immune system is growing up just like they are, and it needs to learn what germs are,” says …
As an adult, it’s good to get into the habit of putting a flu shot on your annual health checklist. After all, the flu (or influenza) can cause serious illnesses, including a heart attack …
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