beating stress

Restless legs syndrome plagues countless Americans (and their spouses) on a regular basis. Luckily there are a variety of effective home remedies that may help relieve your symptoms.

We’ve all experienced stress at some point in time or another. While we tend to use it as a general term, there are actually different types of stress which means there are also different ways to handle each version. Here’s an in-depth look at the different types of stress and how to best manage each one.

It’s not uncommon for diabetics to feel overwhelmed when it comes to managing their condition. Be that as it may, with the guidance of medical professionals, we’ve compiled a list of several things people can do to make living with type 1 diabetes much more manageable on a day-to-day basis.

To declutter your life you’ll need to make a plan and stick with it. It will take time and is a long term process versus a short term solution. But once you get going, the relief from letting go of the stress and clutter will feel therapeutic.

Because extensive exposure to stress can make it hard to eat, sleep, or simply feel comfortable with one’s self, it can have a drastic impact on major organs like the stomach, intestines and even the heart. To alleviate the effects of stress, here are some tips on how to identify and eliminate stress.

We’ve all done it before — engaged in a little emotional eating when times get tough. But before heading to the vending machine or ducking out for a donut to quench the stresses of the work day, take some time to learn about the 10 worst foods to eat when feeling stressed…