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CHICAGO (WLS) — Chicago police say a female employee of a Southwest Side wellness spa is fighting for her life after being stabbed at the business Wednesday night.The woman was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital in critical condition after the incident at Brighton Park, according to CPD.She has stab wounds to her neck and wrist.The incident occurred at the Body Health Center in the 3800 block of South Archer Avenue just after 10 p.m.The business is described as a wellness spa offering services such as massages and body scrubs.The store was about to close for the night when police say…
waterloo, wisconsin, January 30, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Today, Ovation Foods® Chicken Strips are introduced in an innovative new line of nutritious meat snacks containing one whole egg. This is a unique whole food breakthrough product that is sure to reinvent the healthy snack food category. Real food super snacks made with just a few ingredients. 100% lightly seasoned chicken breast and 1 whole egg. post this New, delicious, flavorful and nutritious chicken strips from Ovation Foods. A superfood meat snack that’s high in protein, sugar-free, and a great source of choline. Unlike other meat snacks or portable snacks on the…
by Josh Marsh – January 23, 2023 A specialist pain and injury healthcare center in Clay Cross is expanding its premises and the range of services it can offer. The Body Health Center is opening new treatment rooms in addition to open space to offer exercise and rehabilitation classes. The clinic has a wide range of clinicians including chiropractors, physical therapists, sports massage therapists, foot health practitioners, acupuncture, craniosacral therapy, personal trainers, rehabilitation specialists, Reiki, reflexology, cupping and deep oscillation therapy. We have therapists on staff and new and exciting additional therapies available. To come. Rebecca Stevenson, owner of The…
Fairness and equality. You may have heard both terms. Additionally, you may know that they have something to do with fairness. Your school or workplace may have talked about “diversity, equity, and inclusion.” You may have heard of the concept of health equity. But what exactly do these terms mean and how are they different? Here’s what you need to know about fairness and equality and how to achieve them. Here is a basic overview of fairness and equality. said Dr. Alford Young, professor of sociology and African American studies at the University of Michigan. health He defines the term…
Save your health and taxes! #InvestInHealth and get up to ₹5,000 tax deduction. Did you know that there are ways to get tax relief under the Income Tax Act, 1961? That is correct! Section 80/D of the Act includes various measures such as investments for health improvement. Under this section, you can avail tax benefits and save up to Rs 5,000 by getting preventive health check-ups for yourself, spouse, children and parents. Preventive health exams can prevent medical problems from occurring in the early stages. Often the disease is not detected until it reaches a dangerous stage, so treatment may…
From mindful drinking to meditation, over the years there’s been many a wellness trend that we’ve hopped onboard with. And 2023 will be no different, as a whole host of new wellness trends will make their way onto the self-care scene.We consulted a handful of health experts, wellbeing influencers and trend forecasters to find out about the wellness trends that’ll dominate 2023. So, whether you’re looking to spruce up your self-care routine or dip your toe into the world of mindfulness, we’ve got the inside scoop on all the up-and-coming wellness trends to have on your radar over the next…
If you can’t find cold air anywhere this year, you’re not alone. Public life or personal hardships can be enough to trigger an outburst that can cause more damage than just a loss of calm. According to scientists, long-term extreme anger can not only worsen existing health problems, but can also make health problems worse. How we react to certain problems.”Throughout the day, throughout the week, and throughout the month, we activate these systems when we are frustrated, angry, and furious, and they may be helpful in short-term emergencies,” says the cardiologist. said Dr. Ilan Shor Wittstein. at Johns Hopkins…
Taekwondo students Chris Cashbaugh, left, and Juan Fajardo practice self-defense grab techniques on Nov. 19 at the High Point Community Center. This community center is one of many locations offering martial arts classes. Written by Christy NguyenSeattle Medium Kihap! This is the scream performed by students in Taekwondo, a Korean martial art. Shouts not only teach you proper breathing when performing blocks and attacks, but also demonstrate powerful mental strength and concentration. The Seattle Parks and Recreation Community Center offers classes in a variety of martial arts, including karate, aikido, kung fu, and jiu-jitsu. Classes are divided into different ages…
Equality should be a top priority for all of us, and the media, politics and corporate worlds need to be more diverse. And when it comes to diversity initiatives, true intent is key. Otherwise, it is just a mere facade. In general, tokenism is the inclusion of someone in a group simply for the purpose of sounding or appearing diverse. Tokenism is not real. Instead, they keep up appearances. Here’s everything you need to know about tokenism and why it’s so controversial. The idea of tokenism is based on the inclusion of one person in a group, for example, to…
Despite much research being conducted into the causes of dementia, many questions remain unanswered. Current evidence shows that multiple factors contribute to whether a person develops dementia, including age, genes, environment, and lifestyle factors. However, up to half of the total burden of dementia in Australia may be due to modifiable risk factors. biomedical risk factors Risk factors for dementia, like those for heart disease and other chronic diseases, are categorized as modifiable and non-modifiable. The scientific and policy literature identifies modifiable risk factors for some dementia and modifiable risk factors for other major chronic diseases such as heart disease,…