When it comes to your health, ask yourself this question: “Am I proactive or reactive?” Being reactive means taking action only when you’re in pain. Being proactive means doing what it takes to maintain good health. Being reactive means getting up off the couch because...
Read Full BlogHeadaches are one of the most commonly reported neurological disorders with 50% of adults experiencing symptoms at least once within the last 12 months. There are many different types of headaches including tension-type headaches, migraines...
Read Full BlogIt’s been called the “gentleman’s game,” but more and more women are joining in as well. Many schools and colleges have teams and it’s considered the perfect game for networking or negotiating important business deals. We’re talking about golf, and golf...
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