Category archives: Health Blog

The holiday season often brings fun, connection, and joy – but also stress, exhaustion, and sadness for many people. High expectations around creating perfect moments and reunions with family can be extremely stressful. Additionally, people’s routines become abnormal and there are opportunities to indulge in both food and alcohol. All…

Do your cuticles bother you? Have you ever trimmed them during a pedicure? While it may seem like an inexpensive and simple way to get rid of what you find inconvenient, podiatrists recommend leaving them be. While you may find that monthly pedicures or even at-home foot care is a…

In today’s digital age, our devices are more than just tools — they’re practically extensions of ourselves. From smartphones to tablets, we’re constantly connected, scrolling, and typing. But this constant connectivity comes at a cost, particularly to our posture. The phenomenon known as “text neck” is becoming increasingly prevalent, characterized…

What To Do If You Experience Colon Pain: Essential Steps and Treatment Options by Monmouth Gastroenterology Attacks of colon pain can come out of seemingly nowhere, and these attacks can be extremely painful and long-lasting. Those who experience colon pain should take it very seriously and should receive medical treatment…

Losing weight can be a challenging journey for many people. Despite trying different diets and exercise plans, it can be frustrating to see little to no progress. However, a new solution has emerged that is making waves in Wall NJ – and the Jersey Shore, and it’s called Semaglutide. Semaglutide…

You’ve heard the buzz about normal, oily, dry, combination, or sensitive skin types. But which one do you have? It can change over time. For example, younger people are more likely than older folks to have a normal skin type. What’s the difference? Your type depends on things such as:…

Mental Health America is thrilled to have valuable resources to enhance mental health support for Spanish-speaking communities: Culture, Community, and Connection: 2023 BIPOC Mental Health Toolkit – The BIPOC Mental Health Month campaign and toolkit were designed to provide culturally responsive mental health information to highlight three core pillars of…

(BPT) – Being a pet parent is a joy and privilege. Every day, you have a friendly, four-legged companion who's just as happy to join you on walks and hikes as they are to relax with you on the couch. However, having a pet also comes with some unique challenges,…

(BPT) – As a parent, you want your child to be happy, healthy and safe. As little ones begin to explore the world around them, parents face more challenges and safety becomes top of mind. Fortunately, a few simple steps can significantly reduce the chance of injury and accidents whether…

(BPT) – With fall back in full swing, everyone’s schedules are busier than ever. Between school, work, after-school activities, errands and more, it's all too easy for quality time like family meals to take a back seat.This autumn, make a point to commit to making family meals a regular part…