All of us have some kind of medication that we’re holding on to in our homes. Many of these can even be years old and obviously expired. What’s worse, they can pose a health risk if someone, especially a child, were to find them and try to consume them. Luckily, there is a day twice
That the US healthcare system—from its insurance structure, drug pricing realities, and the entirety of its delivery mechanisms—is expensive and convoluted is not news. The dangers inherent due to these factors should not be underestimated. Americans spend more per capita on healthcare than any other nation, but health outcomes for Americans are far from the best.
When it comes to opioids, we all know that they can be addictive. This addiction can cause major issues in relationships with others and ourselves. But that is not the only negative effect of opioid use. So what are the health effects of taking these drugs in both the short, as well as the long
Opioids have been around for a long time, and are used primarily to treat chronic pain. However, in recent years, they have been prescribed far more often than before and they are now commonly found on the streets as illicit sales increase – causing far more of an issue. According to DrugAbuse.gov, 130 people die
In 2017, the value of the chiropractic market was measured at $12.25 billion. The increasing acceptance of chiropractic care is one of the elements leading to the cost-saving benefit associated with chiropractic care. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) does not approve all techniques/methods in homeopathic treatment. However, when it comes to affordability and better
