Monthly Archives: October 2014

Cosmetic Dentistry, 5 of the latest trends to keep you smiling

October 29, 2014 no comments

Cosmetic Dentistry Trends Dentists are constantly looking for new ways to improve dental healthcare and thankfully thanks to technology and innovative thinking there are some new, and trendy dental p...

Lasik Surgery: Tips to a Speedy Recovery

October 24, 2014 no comments

For decades and decades, eye care has been one of the main focuses on the list of things we have to maintain for a healthy lifestyle. Our eyes are one of the most important body parts we use daily to...

Eye care, 5 tips to protect the gift of sight

October 23, 2014 no comments

Eye Care,  it should be on the top of your to-do list :   Think about how many times each day you use your eyes.  From early morning to the time we go to bed, we use our eyes  constantly to proc...

Best Spas in Los Cabos

October 22, 2014 no comments

Best Los Cabos Spas   If you’re planning your next vacation in Los Cabos you must check out the top-of-the-line facilities and spas that suit your vacation needs. We have the 5 best spas i...

Waterlogged App : A quick guide

October 21, 2014 no comments

Staying hydrated is essential to maintaining your health. Unfortunately, many people don’t drink enough every day and suffer painful side effects as a result. With the help of an app called Wat...

10 Risks associated with contact lenses

October 20, 2014 no comments

Contact lenses bring normal and sharpened vision to its users. Improper care for this small disc of thin plastic can increase risk for eye infections. Take not of these 10 risks that you could be exp...

Flat Feet: What you need to know

October 17, 2014 no comments

Flat feet, also called pes planus in medical terms, is used when a person has fallen arches, low arches, or no arches at all. Patients should be aware, that unless they are experiencing any type of f...

When should you check your child for RSV?

October 16, 2014 no comments

  Respiratory Syntactical Virus (RSV) Respiratory syntactical virus (RSV) not only infects the lungs, but also the breathing passages. RSV is severe mainly in infants, small children, and older ...

Pharmacogenetic Testing, The New Frontier

October 15, 2014 no comments

Pharmacogenetic testing includes the knowledge of patient drug metabolism and gives an alternative to the “one size fits all”  prescribing.  Through pharmacogenetic testing, we can  help ...

Blood Clots and Travel: Preventive Exercises

October 14, 2014 no comments

Travel is one of the most loved activity for many. More than a million people travel on long-distance flights, that are usually more than four hours long. From the United States to China, it takes ab...