Help for Parents! Symptoms and Steps for Kids’ Mental Health Struggles – New Book – Christine Crawford MD MPH NAMI
https://youtu.be/ff_851LyFbs Are you, or someone you know, beginning to suspect your child may be having mental health difficulty? Anxiety, depression, irregular eating, social isolation, inability to concentrate? 50% of all mental health conditions start to appear before the age of 14. A growing number of children and teens in the U.S. are struggling with mental […]
Doctors Learn New Ways to Prevent Heart Attack and Stroke – Philip Nimoityn, MD FACC
https://youtu.be/orE9sWIu-ok Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States and to treat cardiovascular disease effectively, cardiologists must aggressively reduce both inflammation and cholesterol in their patients. Heart disease can include weakening of the muscles of the heart, heart valves working improperly, or inflammation of the vascular system. In this video Philip Nimoityn, MD, […]
How Project 2025 will Change Healthcare in the United States – Video 6 – Impact on Family, Gender, Pregnancy, Abortion, Foreign Policy
Project 2025 takes a radical departure from conservative philosophy (ie preferring smaller federal government) when they propose national laws and international policy regarding family definition, gender identity, oversight of ALL pregnancies, abortion, and application to foreign policy. Their approach is based on biblical Christian views, which also flies in the face of the First Amendment […]
How Scouting is Helping Kids Return to Normal post-Pandemic
https://youtu.be/DKpVlwN46IQAngie Minett is the Chair of Scouts BSA, and the Program Development Committee. Scouts is now co-ed, with equal opportunities for boys and girls, especially as we emerge completely from the Covid-10 pandemic. Scouting can play a crucial role in helping kids return to a sense of normalcy after the COVID-19 pandemic by providing structure, […]
More Plant-Based Diets in Schools – The Next Generation
https://youtu.be/mx3wLSXtdMYTwo plant-based nutrition advocates make the case for: a more plant-based diet offering more plant-based foods in schools re-engineering land usage and waste away from meat production improving the environment with less meat Meryl Fury, MS RN and Audrey Lawson-Sanchez offer a delightful, friendly and supportive approach to more variety in our diet, improved nutrition […]
The Ultimate Guide to Choosing Senior Care – Kasey Devine
https://youtu.be/brHz6FZxsvM Baby boomers are now getting ready for Senior Living situations. Some are already in them. So how do we become educated consumers of information regarding options for Senior Care? In this GoToHealth Show we have Kasey Devine, Vice President of Strategic Growth for ProcareHR, a staffing organization for senior facilities. Kasey shares insight into […]
The Eczema Cream that Works without Steroids – Adam Friedman MD FAAD
FDA Approved Cream for Eczema – without Steroids We have great news if you suffer from Eczema.There’s a new once-daily, steroid-free cream that can help manage and control eczema. So stay tuned to learn more. 26 million people in the US suffer from Eczema. That’s one in 12 of us. And with summertime, and heat, […]
How Project 2025 will Effect Healthcare in the United States Video 2: Red States v Blue States
https://youtu.be/wN6iMNClrCg Part 2 in our Continuing Series How Red States and Blue States are prepared to adapt to Project 2025 – The Presidential Transition Project – the Conservative Promise. In this video, we highlight three topics: The major differences in disease and mortality rates in Red States vs. Blue States, Household incomes, Medicaid coverages, and […]
Safe Aging at Home – Homewatch Connect Todd Houghton
Safe Aging at Home – Homewatch ConnectTodd Houghton, President and CEO https://youtu.be/0LChpgFeNL8 Nearly 40% of adults over age 60 report feeling lonely. Did you know that loneliness and depression can be the leading factor in cognitive decline including dementia? Thankfully, technology is playing a big role in seniors lives by letting them live independently and […]
AARP Caregiver’s Travel Guide for Disabled Patients – Amy Goyer
AARP Caregiver’s Travel Guide for Disabled PatientsAmy Goyer – Family Caregiving Expert https://youtu.be/7z7hT36G0gM Did you know there are 48 million caregivers in the U.S.? That’s one in 7 of us. Amazing individuals who provide for parents, children, disabled friends or relatives. Unfortunately it can be a stressful job. 40% say they rarely feel relaxed. 60% […]