July 19, 2023

I am often referred to as “The Window to the Soul”, but to you, I open when you wake up andclose at night and as long as I do this, you don’t think about me much..until you have to think about me. Like when you can’t see or read words as well or have blurry […]

I know that you think I’m going to just keep on ticking away in here, quietly doing my work, while you live your best life. But there are things that you are doing that are going to make memake you stand up and take notice. And you a’int gonna like it. What you are doing

I know you call me Suga, but I am also known as Glucose. I come from the food that you eatand I go through your blood circulation to all of the cells of your organs to supply nourishmentto your body. Your body knows how to keep me in a normal range…until it doesn’t. Your glucose

You THINK you KNOW it all and you THINK have it all under control, but actually IT IS I thatcontrols ALL of the basic functions in your body that you cannot live without! As the chiefconductor, I send messages to many organs of your body to keep them on track. I am not only in

Hey! It’s your blood pressure! You may not know me, but I know you. Who am I? Oh, so you don’t think I am important if I’m too high? Well, allow me to introduce myself. My name is The Silent Killer, quietly putting pressure on all of the arteries that go through theorgans in your

Almost everyone knows someone who’s had a stroke. Each year, about 795,000 people in the United States have strokes, and of these incidents, 137,000 of the people die. About 610,000 of these cases are first strokes, and 185,000 people who survive a stroke will have another stroke within 5 years. Stroke happens when a part

It is very difficult to talk about death and dying. It is even harder to talk about losing someone you love to sickness or illness. But we need to. One of the most important things you can do to help ease the burden on your loved ones is make your healthcare wishes known before they

High Blood Pressure   High blood pressure or hypertension is a preventable and treatable disease. Unfortunately, this disease continues to kill and disable many people. It is a common cause of death, stroke, heart failure, and the second leading cause of kidney failure behind diabetes.  Other than having a genetic predisposition, a major cause of hypertension is the