What is a colonoscopy?
Health Topics...disease. Smoking, being obese, and eating a diet high in red meat, high in fat, or low in fibre are all factors that increase your risk. This cancer usually affects... Read more
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...disease. Smoking, being obese, and eating a diet high in red meat, high in fat, or low in fibre are all factors that increase your risk. This cancer usually affects... Read more
...smoking get physical stay on your medication How do I monitor my cholesterol levels? Ask your doctor for regular blood tests to measure your cholesterol levels, and talk to your... Read more
...stress malnutrition smoking (although this is not a direct cause, people who smoke tend to have lifestyles that lead to malnutrition) chemical hair treatments or over-styling exposure to chlorinated swimming... Read more
...habits like exercising regularly, eating a nutritious diet, and not smoking. Any time you go in for any health care visit, your blood pressure will be gauged, and you should... Read more
...elevated levels now, especially if you’re following healthy heart habits like exercising regularly, eating a nutritious diet, and not smoking. Anytime you go in for any health care visit, your... Read more
...your body’s way of responding to an injury or infection. Smoking, high blood pressure, and high blood sugar can also lead to inflammation. Inflammation has an important role in the... Read more
...losing weight, quitting smoking, eating a healthy diet, exercising, keeping blood pressure under control, and by certain medications However, there are some important differences: You cannot predict your CRP level... Read more
...stress. Quitting smoking can reduce your risk of cancer, make breathing easier, and help improve your senses of smell and taste. Reaching a healthy weight can help you look and... Read more
...– whatever! Friends or coworkers can initiate a group weight-loss or stop-smoking challenge. An online community can be forged out of a common cause, shared interest, or a group goal.... Read more
...smoking. Any time you go in for any health care visit, your blood pressure will be gauged, and you should get a cholesterol work-up every few years. If you fall... Read more
...leading to indigestion. Thou shalt not smoke. Smoking weakens the LES, allowing stomach acids to rise up into the esophagus and triggering heartburn. Smokers also suffer higher risk of ulcers... Read more
...recommend 150 minutes of moderate-intensity activity spread out over each week. Check with your doctor before starting a new exercise program or becoming more physically active) smoking drinking too much... Read more
...also contribute to ED. On the flipside, if you are obese and have ED, losing weight and increasing physical activity levels can improve symptoms. Smoking is also known to increase... Read more
...be visiting. Getting to your travel destination can also be a challenge. The air quality in airplanes can be a nuisance for allergy sufferers. Smoking is banned on all Canadian... Read more
...chills. (See warnings about duration of use further in this article.) It may also help to prevent osteoporosis for women when combined with diet, calcium, vitamin D, smoking cessation, and exercise.... Read more
...Monitor and control blood pressure. Monitor and control blood cholesterol. Don’t smoke. Smoking causes more blood vessel damage. Have a thorough eye examination every year, more often if necessary or... Read more
...disease. Smoking, being obese, and eating a diet high in red meat, high in fat, or low in fibre are all factors that increase your risk. This cancer usually affects... Read more
Staying on your cholesterol medication
Health Topics...smoking get physical stay on your medication How do I monitor my cholesterol levels? Ask your doctor for regular blood tests to measure your cholesterol levels, and talk to your... Read more
Dealing with hair loss
Health Topics...stress malnutrition smoking (although this is not a direct cause, people who smoke tend to have lifestyles that lead to malnutrition) chemical hair treatments or over-styling exposure to chlorinated swimming... Read more
Your 20s: check-up checklist
Health Topics...habits like exercising regularly, eating a nutritious diet, and not smoking. Any time you go in for any health care visit, your blood pressure will be gauged, and you should... Read more
Your 30s: check-up checklist
Health Topics...elevated levels now, especially if you’re following healthy heart habits like exercising regularly, eating a nutritious diet, and not smoking. Anytime you go in for any health care visit, your... Read more
What is CRP?
Health Topics...your body’s way of responding to an injury or infection. Smoking, high blood pressure, and high blood sugar can also lead to inflammation. Inflammation has an important role in the... Read more
CRP and your cholesterol
Health Topics...losing weight, quitting smoking, eating a healthy diet, exercising, keeping blood pressure under control, and by certain medications However, there are some important differences: You cannot predict your CRP level... Read more
Staying motivated to reach your targets
Health Topics...stress. Quitting smoking can reduce your risk of cancer, make breathing easier, and help improve your senses of smell and taste. Reaching a healthy weight can help you look and... Read more
Social networking: Faces, spaces, and connections
Health Topics...– whatever! Friends or coworkers can initiate a group weight-loss or stop-smoking challenge. An online community can be forged out of a common cause, shared interest, or a group goal.... Read more
Your 40s: check-up checklist
Health Topics...smoking. Any time you go in for any health care visit, your blood pressure will be gauged, and you should get a cholesterol work-up every few years. If you fall... Read more
The 10 commandments of a healthy digestive system
Health Topics...leading to indigestion. Thou shalt not smoke. Smoking weakens the LES, allowing stomach acids to rise up into the esophagus and triggering heartburn. Smokers also suffer higher risk of ulcers... Read more
How likely am I to have a stroke?
Health Topics...recommend 150 minutes of moderate-intensity activity spread out over each week. Check with your doctor before starting a new exercise program or becoming more physically active) smoking drinking too much... Read more
Erectile Dysfunction: Myths and Facts
Health Topics...also contribute to ED. On the flipside, if you are obese and have ED, losing weight and increasing physical activity levels can improve symptoms. Smoking is also known to increase... Read more
Pack your bags and your allergy medications
Health Topics...be visiting. Getting to your travel destination can also be a challenge. The air quality in airplanes can be a nuisance for allergy sufferers. Smoking is banned on all Canadian... Read more
Lupin-Estradiol
Medications...chills. (See warnings about duration of use further in this article.) It may also help to prevent osteoporosis for women when combined with diet, calcium, vitamin D, smoking cessation, and exercise.... Read more
Diabetes: caring for your eyes
Health Topics...Monitor and control blood pressure. Monitor and control blood cholesterol. Don’t smoke. Smoking causes more blood vessel damage. Have a thorough eye examination every year, more often if necessary or... Read more
