We are fortunate to live in such a beautiful place that allows us many days of sunshine and beach days but even that comes with a “warning label”… wear sunscreen! Since May is skin cancer awareness month, we want to provide some information from the American Academy of Dermatology that can help you when it
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Lifestyle & Fitness
3 Ways Family Caregivers Can Care For Themselves
3 Ways Family Caregivers Can Care For Themselves Caring for an aging or ill family member can be physically and mentally exhausting. Whether it’s taking an aging parent to their primary physician or caring for a spouse with failing health, the statistics prove caregivers are more likely to be hospitalized than people of their same
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The DASH Diet and Holiday Eating
When you have high blood pressure, watching what you put into your part becomes important as part of your care. The DASH Diet was created to offer you a guide in monitoring and planning your meals. BUT, when it comes to holidays and all that good Southern eating comes out, it’s hard to resist. To
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What Happens If I Eat Mold
What Happens If I Eat Mold As we approach the holiday season there are sure to be leftovers galore saved in your fridge. Properly storing the foods and knowing when to toss them out will help keep your family healthy and out of the primary care doctor’s office. One of the most frequently searched questions
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Foods That May Be Causing Your Migraines
Foods That May Be Causing Your Migraines If you receive migraine treatment from your general practitioner, you know that when a migraine hits, the pain can be nearly debilitating. A consultation with you Conway family medicine doctor will reveal there are some lifestyle choices you can make to reduce the likelihood of a migraine. Part
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Is Sitting The New Smoking?
Is Sitting The New Smoking? If you’ve heard the phrase “sitting is the new smoking,” and were a little confused, let us explain why your primary care doctor says sitting at a desk – or anywhere for that matter – for more than six hours a day is slowly killing you. Eighty-six percent of Americans
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