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  • Is the Lap Band Surgery the Right Choice?
    July 21, 2011  /  By

    When it comes to a surgery, it’s important to take many things in consideration, especially because your life depends on it. The lap band surgery is one of the leading weight loss surgeries in the country. The lap band surgery has been approved by the FDA , and has helped the patient to eat less

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  • Many Can Afford the Lap Band
    June 21, 2011  /  By

    When we think of a surgery that will make us healthier and improve our way of living, we automatically think it’s expensive and we can’t afford it. There’s many information in the web of what are our options in order to afford the Lap Band. First thing we have to do in order to start

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  • Should you do Lapband Surgery?
    June 15, 2011  /  By

    Lapband surgery is a viable option for those with more than 60 pounds to lose. Sometimes those considering lapband have tried multiple diets with no success. Many patients are interested in knowing the lap band cost, but it is also important to know the benefits as well as any lap band complication. For this reason,

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  • Benefits of the Lap Band
    April 25, 2011  /  By

    Lap Band surgery has become one of the most popular methods for significant weight-loss, with thousands of success stories. The ideal candidates for lapband have a BMI of 35 or greater, and are suffering from weight-related illnesses, such as hypertension, diabetes, or sleep apnea. Gastric lap band surgery is adjustable, reversible and performed on an

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  • Health-Insurance Plans Place Unfair Burden on Women
    January 17, 2011  /  By

    A recently released Harvard Medical School study finds that high-deductible health-insurance plans offered by employers end up being markedly more expensive and less advantageous for women than for men. Researchers looked at costs in these plans by age group and by gender. In a pool of nearly 33,000 people, the median health-care costs for men

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  • Green Rx From New Zealand
    December 24, 2010  /  By

    Guest post by free-weight-loss-guide.com While we in the United States worry about how to pay for all our prescriptions with or without Medicare Part D, New Zealand doctors have come up with something called a “Green Prescription” that won’t cost money, but will require time and effort. Green Prescriptions are for specific physical activities that will

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  • Genital Warts Treatment
    December 23, 2010  /  By

    The genital warts are ugly and troublesome, and they can lead to incredibly really serious complications, especially in case of pregnant girls. If you are affected with genital warts then you know of the pain and embarrassment that genital warts bring. In this article you’ll find out tips on how to treat genital warts naturally

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  • Top 5 Foods to Build Muscle
    July 6, 2010  /  By

    If you are looking to build some hard and lean muscles for a better and healthier figure, you should already know that it doesn’t just take exercise and weights to do the trick. Nutrition is a vital factor to muscle – building, even if you are not looking to get the body of a wrestler,

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  • Safe and Natural Pain Relief
    July 1, 2010  /  By

    Headaches, period pains and toothaches can attack you anytime of the day and can really hamper your ability to function optimally. While it could be easier to reach out for a couple of over-the-counter Ibuprofen, there’s nothing that could beat natural and side-effect-free relief for pain and discomfort. Ibuprofen and other NSAIDs (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs)

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  • Why Medical Studies Are Often Wrong
    June 22, 2010  /  By

    How Bad Math Haunts Health Research How many times have you heard people exclaim something like, “First they tell us this is good or bad for us, and then they tell us just the opposite”? In case you need more confirmation for the “iffy-ness” of many health studies, Dr. John Ioannidis, a researcher at the

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