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Four Drug Free Ways to Lower Blood Pressure
by West Conner
Blood pressure is the force of blood against the walls of the arteries, the vessels that carry blood away from the heart. It is normal for your blood pressure to fluctuate during the day. When it stays high, you have high blood pressure, or hypertension. This increased pressure puts a strain on your heart that could lead to a heart attack. It also affects other organs in the body like the kidneys and brain.
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Fail Up - 3 Steps To Using Failure To Succeed
by Tom Justin
Any failure is not the end, it's the beginning. This is not about positive thinking but the variety of actions that you can take to restart your project, business or even your life.
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Five Quick Ways to Save on Prescription Drugs
by West Conner
Prescription prices are skyrocketing out of control. The average person is now spending over $250 a month at the pharmacy counter. With the new Medicare Part D plan, the government is stepping in to try and alleviate some of these expenses. The plan is riddled with problems, delays, and confusion. Taking control of your own healthcare is truly the only way to lower your costs. What follows is a quick list of five ways to lower your costs.
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Guide to Acne Treatments
by West Conner
Acne could easily be described as one of the most common skin complaints; it may also be the most annoying. Acne usually begins in adolescence and can continue throughout life. There have always been treatments available but recently, there is a growing concern regarding a number of recent therapies.
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Another generic; another dirty trick
by West Conner
Another antihistamine is now available in generic, potentially saving you money at the pharmacy counter. Zyrtec had $1.2 billion in sales in 2006, the latest figure available. Whenever a patent expires and the generic becomes available, the manufacturer loses virtually 100% of sales.
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Lose Weight, Use Less Gas
by West Conner
There was a study that just came out that says we, as Americans, are spending more money on gasoline for our vehicles because we weigh more. The study found that we weigh an average of 24 more pounds than we did in 1960. This equates to about one billion gallons of gas more per year, roughly $2.2 billion, than 46 years ago.
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