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  • Nothing to Sneeze At

    Investigating Ways to Survive and Thrive with Seasonal Allergies Headaches, itchy, watery eyes, runny nose, coughing— these are all symptoms of seasonal, outdoor allergies.  The American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology estimates that more than 50 million Americans suffer from allergies each year.  And although Florida may not be the worst place for seasonal…

  • Setting the dental record straight

    Setting the dental record straight

    Avoiding multiple health and social problems caused by unsightly teeth at all ages THERE ARE MANY reasons to take care of those pearly whites — at any age. Maybe an elementary student is picked on for her crooked teeth. Maybe a young athlete is in a sporting accident and needs emergency dental care. Maybe grandma…

  • Getting in the fitness ring

    Getting in the fitness ring

    Amanda Miller knocks out 222 pounds on her weight-loss journey and keeps going for another round CHANGE IS HARD. Whether it’s a job, a relationship, or your daily routine, making a change, small or large, can be one of the most difficult challenges we take on. Twenty-six-year-old Winter Haven resident Amanda Miller wanted to lose…

Columns

  • Publisher’s Note: Inspiration for the present and encouragement for the New Year

    Publisher’s Note: Inspiration for the present and encouragement for the New Year

    With all the changes happening to the healthcare industry in 2014, Central Florida Health News magazine is a trusted resource for how these changes are affecting our local community.  We’re starting this edition with a very relevant topic: obesity.  The numbers don’t lie.  In our region we have a significantly higher obesity rate than the…

  • Healthy Cook: Sticking to diets that work

    Healthy Cook: Sticking to diets that work

    Okay folks.  The fun is over.  It’s time to get back to the real world.  That means tightening the belt you let out a couple of notches over the holidays.  Controlling weight is a year-long process and, unless there is a medical reason, is a matter of math.  Calories in versus calories out.  If you…

  • Editor’s Dose: Real change vs. empty promises

    Editor’s Dose: Real change vs. empty promises

    Here we are, at the dawn of a new year, and we each have an opportunity to challenge ourselves.  This is the time when we resolve to let go of bad habits and become better people.  Last year at this time, I didn’t want to make any empty promises.  So being the editor that I…

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