When you first start living a healthier lifestyle, it’s hard to stay loyal to new eating habits and exercise routines. Face it, you’ll probably feel a little deprived and have STRONG cravings and urges for unhealthy things (at least at first). It’s no surprise that most people fall off the wagon at least once when…
Did you know that your body produces vitamin D when your skin is exposed to sunlight? However, despite this unique ability, 40%-75% of people are deficient in vitamin D. This is because there are just too many factors that affect your skin’s ability to produce vitamin D. They include season, time of day, air pollution,…
Do you wake up feeling tired and spent? Do you struggle to get out of bed after eight hours of sleep? It’s perfectly normal to feel tired and less energetic at the end of the day, but some people suffer from lingering tiredness that interferes with daily life. They constantly feel like they haven’t slept…
Teaching Your Kids Good Personal Hygiene It’s funny how toddlers who love splashing around in the water grow up to be messy preteens who would gladly stay dirty if given the choice. Laying a solid foundation of good personal hygiene habits while they’re still young will help them to maintain good health later in life….
Are you overwhelmed by all the choices that bombard you each day? Do you wish you had a clear and confident approach to making great decisions? Join Roy Ice as he talks with brain specialist Dr. Arlene Taylor. In this video, we’ll explore practical strategies and techniques to help you make informed decisions without feeling anxious or uncertain. By the end of this video, you’ll have a clear understanding of how to approach decision-making with confidence and clarity. Whether you’re facing a major life decision or simply want to improve your daily decision-making skills, this video is for you. So, if you’re ready to start making great decisions without feeling overwhelmed, keep watching!
Alzheimer’s disease accounts for 60-70% of all dementia cases, but while there is no cure yet, new research suggests it may be preventable or at least slowed down. In this enlightening interview, Roy Ice sits down with Dr. Arlene Taylor, a leading expert in brain health, to explore the groundbreaking findings that could change the future of Alzheimer’s treatment and prevention. Don’t miss out on these exciting insights that offer hope for minimizing the impact of Alzheimer’s and holding off its progression. Tune in for expert advice and actionable tips on how to protect your brain health!
An internationally known writer and speaker, Dr. Taylor incorporates brain-function information in her books, weekday blogs, audio podcasts, YouTube videos, in-person presentations, and her talk show: Brain Secrets. The information she shares, when practically applied, can help you to be more successful-by design. Among her other books, emerging knowledge about music and the brain led Taylor to coauthor Music on the Brain. She is “having a lot of fun” with her latest endeavor, Legends of the Wild. This 12-book series utilizes animal allegories to reveal the contribution that high levels of Emotional Intelligence makes to the Success Formula and to achieving overall success in life-and what can happen when EQ skills are low-or nonexistent. A member of the National Speakers Association, Taylor is listed with the Professional Speakers Bureau International. Home base is the beautiful and world-famous Napa Valley.
In this episode, we have Dawnia Marie sharing her diagnosis and journey with MS, and how she became an advocate for people with disabilities. Accompanying her are medical expert Dr. Jonathan D. Santoro MD, and Chloe Cooke from the group MS Youngsters, who discuss their experiences and insights on multiple sclerosis. Their stories highlight that such challenges don’t have to limit one’s potential.
Kenneth Patton once said, “By the choices and acts of our lives, we create the person that we are.” So many people wish for a new life but for whatever reason they don’t go after it. You’ll often overhear them saying they want to change…they need to change…that they’ve had enough and can’t take it anymore! It’s…
There’s so much confusion and misinformation about irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Most of it comes from the fact that symptoms vary from one person to the next and doctors don’t really know what causes it. IBS is a painful condition that affects the large intestine causing what seems like constant abdominal pain, gas and diarrhea….
