Strong economy measured by jobs and socioeconomic environment “We assigned a heavier weight to the former as these factors most heavily influence a job seeker’s decision in terms of relocation for employment,” the finance website said of its methodology. The results were not so friendly for California. Of the top ten best cities to findContinue reading “2016 US job market and socioeconomic environment”
Tag Archives: health
Thank you
Thank you readers for reading my stories and posts. It perks up my day knowing that you are reading my post and sharing them. That we may have more healthy people That we can depend less and spend less on medications And spend more time with each other Building a healthy planet. Connie Dello BuonoContinue reading “Thank you”
A medication free Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s disease
Doctors acknowledged that the medications for Alzheimer’s, Dementia (early Alzheimer’s) and Parkinson’s disease are not to cure but to relieve their symptoms. Still, many families are giving their love ones with more than 10 kinds of medications per day. You can feel cold stomach, bloating and constipation are the norm. No Seena or prune juiceContinue reading “A medication free Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s disease”
Soluble fiber encapsulates bad fats and sugar out of your body
Soluble fiber-rich foods Black beans, kidney beans and navy beans are especially high in soluble fiber, while legumes such as peanuts and peas are high in both soluble and insoluble fibers. Flaxseeds have the highest amount of soluble fiber found in seeds, with 1.1 grams of soluble fiber in 1 tablespoon. Psyllium is a popularContinue reading “Soluble fiber encapsulates bad fats and sugar out of your body”
I love my caregiver
I love my caregiver and waiting for her each day. Though I live with my busy family of grandkids, I have one companion I can lean on. She massage my aching body, especially my legs as my Parkinson and Dementia are progressive diseases giving me more cramps. She blends massage oil with ginger, turmeric, eucalyptusContinue reading “I love my caregiver”
Mental Preparation of High-Level Athletes by Kayt Sukel
Baseball Hall of Famer Yogi Berra is credited with saying that “90 percent of the game is half mental.” Over the years, the line has been appropriated beyond the world of baseball to explain the importance of factors like focus and motivation to all high-level athletic performance. Shannon Miller, an Olympic Gold Medalist in gymnastics,Continue reading “Mental Preparation of High-Level Athletes by Kayt Sukel”
Many Cancers Heal on Their Own by Dr Mercola
Another important study was published in November 2008 in the Archives of Internal Medicine.2 This study followed more than 200,000 Norwegian women between the ages of 50 and 64 over two consecutive six-year periods. Half received regular periodic breast exams or regular mammograms, while the others had no regular breast cancer screenings. The study reportedContinue reading “Many Cancers Heal on Their Own by Dr Mercola”
Dignity Health assessment about health and socioeconomic conditions of San Mateo residents
Key Findings about San Mateo community in areas of health and other aspects Source: http://www.dignityhealth.org/stellent/groups/public/@xinternet_con_sys/documents/webcontent/235046.pdf San Mateo County is among the most culturally and ethnically diverse counties. Asian and Hispanic residents, along with seniors, are expected to continue to become increasingly greater proportions of the population. We are not adequately prepared for this enormous demographic shift. There areContinue reading “Dignity Health assessment about health and socioeconomic conditions of San Mateo residents”
States with highest American Well-being, economy,jobs, a review 2014
US Job Growth In 2007, leading up to the Great Recession, 79.9 percent of people ages 25 to 54 in the United States had a job. In the 12 months ending June 2014, five years after the recession ended, only 76.2 percent of people in that age group were working. The latest rates show aContinue reading “States with highest American Well-being, economy,jobs, a review 2014”
Toxic Waste and Health Stat from 3 states
Louisiana Louisiana has the sixth-highest obesity rate and the third-highest poverty rate in the country along with high rates of smoking and inactivity. The resulting life expectancy in the state is 75.7 years, the third-shortest in the country. Louisiana struggles with diabetes and related health and mortality issues in particular; in 2013 more than 1Continue reading “Toxic Waste and Health Stat from 3 states”
A year in review, top Clubalthea posts
How to Detox from Heavy Metals and Mercury by Anne Brisner Shelton & Amber Angelle
Our body’s thresholds against toxins Heavy metals, such as mercury, lead and aluminum, accumulate in the body over time and are suspected of triggering dangerous conditions like heart disease, thyroid problems, dementia, neurological conditions, autism, infertility and birth defects. The good news is that a heavy metal detox can remove these contaminants from your bodyContinue reading “How to Detox from Heavy Metals and Mercury by Anne Brisner Shelton & Amber Angelle”
Health is about Consciousness
HEALTH It’s All About Consciousness Published by: http://www.namastepublishing.com Sickness isn’t something that just “happens” to us, and neither is health something that can be achieved simply with the right foods, medicines, exercise, and mental attitude. Health and sickness are a reflection of our essential being, and hence the potential for health resides in each ofContinue reading “Health is about Consciousness”
Share your thoughts on community-based interventions in promoting health, well being and safety
Community-based interventions employ a broad array of strategies that include education/behavior change, engineering/ technology, and legislation/enforcement. Educational strategies increase awareness of injury risk or the importance of risk-reducing behaviors, and they may include media broadcasts, public service announcements, classroom instruction, or written material. Behavioral strategies have the same goal and may involve incentives, negative feedback,Continue reading “Share your thoughts on community-based interventions in promoting health, well being and safety”