A doula, from the ancient Greek, meaning “female slave,” is a non-medical professional who provides guidance for the services of others and who supports another person (the doula’s client) through a significant health-related experience such as childbirth, miscarriage, induced abortion, or...
WITH DOZENS OF EVENTS being featured in Northwest Ohio each year, we regularly hear one common phrase from participants in defense of their “slow” finish time: “I’m not a runner.” To which we always reply, “Yes, yes you are.” It’s all relative!
Though most of the clients currently taking advantage of the Super Slow Training method offered at TriggerPoint are in their 40s, this evidence- based, time-efficient exercise solution is gaining popularity among people of all ages—including individuals well into their senior years.
FEBRUARY IS DESIGNATED American Heart Month, and considering the current shocking statistics on heart disease in our nation, there’s no time like the present to bring heart health into focus.How serious is the problem? Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women in the US.
WITH VALENTINE’S DAY APPROACHING, GIVE THE GIFT OF A COSMETIC PROCEDURE TO YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER.W hat does the skin on your face, neck, chest, and hands reveal about you?
THE COLOR RED REPRESENTS passion, yet also danger—both of which apply to the message of the American Heart Association’s annual Go Red for Women campaign throughout February.
Toledo Clinic Cancer Centers’ (TCCC) strong commitment to providing comprehensive, collaborative care, the group of dedicated, compassionate providers recently expanded to include rheumatologist Amrita Padda, MD.Dr.
We expect a lot from our doctors. When seeking medical care, we trust implicitly that we can rely on their clinical expertise and experience to keep us healthy or make us better again. Fortunately, most doctors do a pretty good job of fulfilling those expectations.
You’ve increased your intake of fruits and veggies, foresworn high-fat foods, said “sayonara” to sweets, and added a three-mile brisk walk to your list of daily activities. Still, you’re seeing no results on the scale—or, worse, you’re actually gaining pounds. What gives?