• Benefits Of Choosing A Family Physician To Provide Your Child's Health Care

  26 February 2016

  Different than a pediatrician, a family physician is trained to provide on-going health care to individuals from infancy through the adulthood years. That means all the members of your immediate family can receive general health care services from the same doctor. In addition, a family physician who has knowledge about a wider range of illnesses that affect individuals in their lifetimes and is aware of particular medical conditions that run in your family may be in a better position to identify your child's medical needs sooner.

• 3 Reasons Why You Might Prefer Dental Implants Over Dentures

  8 February 2016

  If you are missing teeth, you might be thinking about getting dentures so that you can enjoy smiling, eating and talking again. However, there is one better option that you may want to look into instead -- dental implants. These are a few reasons why you might prefer them over dentures. 1. You're Sure to Be More Comfortable Dentures have changed the lives of a lot of people over the years.

• 3 Benefits Provided By IV Therapy

  20 January 2016

  IV therapy is a great resource that can help people suffering from a wide range of health issues by delivering vitamins and medication directly into the patient's bloodstream. Listed below are just three of the many benefits provided by IV therapy.  Chronic Condition Relief One of the biggest reasons to consider IV therapy is because there are quite a few vitamin compounds that can be used to provide pain relief for those people suffering from chronic conditions.

• 3 Tips For Avoiding Germs When Taking Your Child To A Children's Clinic

  5 January 2016

  When you take your child into the children's clinic for a wellness checkup or a flu shot, the last thing that you want is for them to get sick. However, because many sick children are going to be in the clinic being seen for a variety of reasons, it is important that you avoid germs at all costs. Below are 3 excellent tips that will help both you and your child to avoid germs while you are at the children's clinic.

• Helping Or Enabling? 4 Tips To Break Free Of Dysfunctional Helping Relationships

  4 January 2016

  Dysfunctional helping relationships are relationships where one person is typically designated in the helping role, while the other person is enabled by the helper. Sometimes these relationships are described as codependent and it can be difficult to identify the problem and break free of their cyclic nature. Take A Hard Look At Yourself It is easy to be critical of the other person involved and label them as enabled. However, you need to spend time reflecting on the underlying reasons you have allowed dysfunctional relationships to start or continue.

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