Healthy Living Tracker

Andrew D Jack~~This app will advise you on whats healthy to eat and whats not!This application has already helped one American user detect a brain tumour! Jeff said: “This app has saved my life”!… (His words)Probably the only Health app on the apps store that reminds you to check for the signs of 23 life threatening diseases including cancer (list below). THIS APP WILL SAVE LIVES!By downloading this app, you will receive the full 100% working version with all its functions, no further payments are required!At some stage in our life, we are all probably going to face a life threatening illness, knowing the signs could save our life or a friends life.Here’s some up to date statistics, they make bad reading.14 Million people each year are diagnosed with cancer, 6.7 Million die.18 Million people each year are diagnosed with a Heart condition, 8.8 Million die.Approximately 4.4 Million people each year die from a Stroke. This means for every year you are alive equals 14 Million new Cancer cases, 18 Million Heart disease cases, every 5 seconds someone in the world dies from a Heart attack.The aim is to enlighten the public to the signs and symptoms of Cancer, Heart disease, Stroke, Alzheimer’s and many more life threatening diseases, also information on healthy foods and low impact exercise, protecting your self with this educational app is a priority.GENERAL INFORMATION: The Healthy Living Tracker allows user to set up 23 different reminder types for self-examinations with integral information looking for the early signs of illnesses such as: Cancer; Food poisoning; Alzheimer’s; Stroke; Heart Disease; Eating Disorders and many more, there’s also a reminder so you don’t forget to take your prescribed daily medication. With food and exercise information The Healthy Living Tracker allows it’s users to not only record what they are eating and drinking to ensure they are consuming health conscious foods, but to log how much exercise they are doing and then share their achievements with their friends by connecting with either Facebook; Twitter or E-mail. Our studies have shown, if it’s a healthy lifestyle you want, you’re going to need the Healthy Living Tracker, the Healthy Living Tracker is perfect todays hectic lifestyle. THE APPLICATION’S FUNCTIONALITY: HEALTH CHECK REMINDERS LIST: Looking for the signs and symptoms of life threatening illnesses. Alcohol abuse check. Alzheimer’s check, Bladder cancer check, Brain tumour check, Breast cancer check, Cervical cancer check, Colorectal cancer check, Diabetes check, Eating disorders check, Food poisoning check, G.P medication reminder, Heart attack risk check, Heart disease risk check, I.B.S. check, Kidney cancer check, Leukaemia check, Liver cancer check, Lung cancer check, Obesity check, Prostate cancer check, Skin cancer check, Stroke risk check, Testicular cancer check. FOOD & HEALTHY EATING: Advice on what foods we should be consuming and what foods we need to eliminate and keep away from. All foods consumed are subject to a self-award star system based on your food intake. FITNESS & EXERCISE: There are 46 sporting and leisure activities to choose from. All activities have their own star award system integrated. LOGGING, SAVING YOUR INFORMATION: All food and exercise can be logged (saved) for future research, your information will remain on the app for as long as you have the app. SHARE OPTIONS: Three share options are available, Twitter, Facebook and email. STAR TARGETS: Users have the option to set themselves their own goals, we suggest a range of 90 to 100 stars per day would constitute a healthy lifestyle. Please view this YouTube clip, this is the reason why I created the Healthy Living Tracker.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glS8htXBZZAContact the developer: andrewdjack@hotmail.co.uk

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There are signs of alcoholism you must identify in order to avoid living with an alcoholic. No child ever says “When I grow up I want to be an alcoholic” – or marry one. Yet, too many people today find themselves either having an alcohol abuse addiction or living with an alcoholic. Alcoholism mainly develops gradually and undetected until later stage when life “suddenly” becomes a nightmare. However, there are many signs of alcoholism you can watch for that indicate possible alcohol addiction.

One of the first signs of alcoholism is a high tolerance for alcohol. This can indicate that an individual has a genetic predisposition to alcoholism. If your loved one is capable of drinking until dawn, you may end up living with an alcoholic later in life if early alcoholic intervention does not take place.

In the beginning when most people start drinking, it takes only little to get the effect of the alcohol. Over time, they need more and more alcohol to achieve the same buzz. Even without the genetic disposition, this type of drinker can develop other signs of alcoholism as their alcohol tolerance increases.

If that person has begun drinking alone, drinking secretly or making excuses to drink, you are right to be worried as these, in combination with others, are signs of alcoholism. There is a difference between a reason and an excuse. Reasons are reasonable. An excuse is what the alcoholic will intentionally create to justify drinking. A common excuse from those with an alcohol addiction is “I’ve had a hard day, I deserve this drink!” but it never stops at one drink as the alcoholic empties one glass – or bottle – after another. There is also “You don’t know what my work is like! Drinking helps me deal with my problems!” This leads to the opposite outcome where the alcoholic avoids dealing with his or her life and culminates with you living with an alcoholic.

Other signs of alcoholism includes your loved one has been in trouble for an alcohol-related crime yet continues to drink. According to many treatment centers and mental health experts, this is one of the classic signs of alcoholism. Drinking and driving is one of the most common legal struggles that alcoholics get involved in.

You may be living with an alcoholic if your loved one has an inability to moderate or stop drinking. Perhaps the person have genuinely intended to stop drinking for periods of time in the past but just could not stay away from the alcohol. Or, when one glass leads to another and then a few empty bottles later, it may be followed by violent episodes… yet another of many signs of alcoholism. If you, or your children, are victims of violence, it is critical that you protect yourself (and the children) and leave until it is safe to return!

If you observe these various signs of alcoholism in your loved one, you are right to be concerned and you do need to take action now to avoid ending up living with an alcoholic. Get to know the other signs of alcoholism and learn more about how to help yourself when living with an alcoholic so you can change the situation before it becomes much worse.

Living with Mild Cognitive Impairment: A Guide to Maximizing Brain Health and Reducing Risk of Dementia

One in ten adults over 65 has some form of mild cognitive impairment or MCI–thinking problems that go beyond those associated with normal aging, but that fall short of the serious impairments experienced by people with Alzheimer’s Disease and other dementias. This is the first book written specifically for individuals with MCI, for their loved ones, and for the health care professionals who treat them. Written by three clinicians and researchers who have devoted their careers to MCI patients, this book provides up-to-date and reliable information on the nature of this disorder, how it may affect people, and what can be done about it. The authors explain how MCI is diagnosed and treated and they offer advice on how to improve cognitive health through diet and exercise, through social engagement, and through the use of practical, effective memory strategies. Throughout, case studies illustrate the real-life issues facing people living with MCI. The book includes “Questions to Ask Your Doctor,” recommended readings and links to relevant websites, and worksheets to guide readers through healthy lifestyle changes.

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San Diego, CA (PRWEB) April 03, 2012

An enormous toothbrush wowed local children during a demonstration by Paul Taylor DMD Advanced Dentistry at the San Diego Boys and Girls Club on February 22. Representatives from the dental practice hope to improve the quality of life for San Diego youths by educating them about the importance of oral hygiene.

Almost 50% of children are diagnosed with some form of periodontal disease (gum disease) according to the Childrens Hospital of Boston, and 75% of Americans will develop gum disease during their lifetime. Even though the condition is highly preventable, millions of people still arent practicing proper oral hygiene or teaching it to their children. Tired of seeing the tragic results of this epidemic, Dr. Taylor decided to tackle the problem where it often starts – in the mouths of children.

During their first oral health demonstration, Taylors team encouraged the kids to act as teeth, standing side by side while green garlands were set in-between to represent bacteria. Enter a giant toothbrush to clean away the green bacteria, which was then followed by a thorough flossing with white yarn. The activity was fun and stimulating for the kids, but the message was serious.

It is important to start taking care of your teeth and gums at a young age because it will help prevent dental issues such as cavities and gum disease, as well as anxiety and fear of the dentist. This is why we want to reach out to the children in the community, said Dr. Paul Taylor, DMD.

Along with demonstrating dental hygiene and gum disease, Dr. Taylor also donated floss, toothbrushes, and toothpaste to the youngsters. Each child left with an arsenal of dental tools and a newfound knowledge of how to care for their teeth and gums.

The offices of Paul Taylor DMD Advanced Dentistry plan to continue reaching out to local youth in an effort to eradicate the devastating effects of advanced gum disease on human health. Dr. Taylor offers comprehensive dental services at his offices in San Diego, CA. To find out more, visit paultaylordmd.com.

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Newport Beach, CA (PRWEB) February 19, 2012

Evan Miller has joined the clinical staff at Sober Living by the Sea and has implemented an upgraded treatment protocol that is based on a foundation of 7 evidence based practices. Evan has also been facilitating intensive staff training sessions for mastery of these practices.

The practices include:

-12 Step Principles

-Stages of Change

-Pharmacology

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-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

-Contingency Management

Sober Living by the Sea, a chemical dependency treatment community for adults in Newport Beach, has several programs for different genders and specialized treatment needs.

While the extended staff of counselors, therapists and psychiatrists have long practiced the various evidence based modalities above, Evan Miller has formalized the integration into the routine treatment program across all programs. This ensures that no matter which treatment “track” a client enters into, they will have access to the cutting edge of evidenced based addiction treatment practices.

Evan Miller specializes in the treatment of addiction from a psychodynamic perspective, taking into account the complex underlying issues in each clients pathology.

Evan is currently completing his doctorate in clinical psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute and his research areas include Axis-II personality disorders, chemical dependency and co-occurring disorders.

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Sober Living by the Sea has been a premier provider for the treatment of alcoholism, drug addiction, and eating disorders for more than 25 years. Included by Forbes.com in its list of the Top 10 Luxury Rehab Centers, Sober Living by the Sea is committed to delivering the most advanced treatment while meeting the personal needs of each client.

Sober Living by the Sea is a member of CRC Health Group, the most comprehensive network of specialized behavioral healthcare services in the nation. CRC is committed to making its services widely and easily available while maintaining a passion for delivering advanced treatment. Since 1995, CRC has been helping individuals and families reclaim and enrich their lives.

Please call 866-323-5609 or visit the Sober Living by the Sea website (http://www.SoberLiving.com) for more information.

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Living Your Best With Early-Stage Alzheimer’s: An Essential Guide

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-Valuable resources to help you and your loved ones

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Recent medical advances have made it possible to diagnose Alzheimer’s when symptoms are only mild. New drugs are under investigation to help slow progression of the disease, and there is hope on the horizon for more effective treatments to keep the disease at bay. Today, when a person is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, they may have many years ahead with only mild symptoms. The result is that a growing number of people with early-stage Alzheimer’s are seeking information about how to take charge of their diagnosis, manage symptoms, and cope effectively with the disease. Since the vast majority of books on Alzheimer’s are written to caregivers, persons with the diagnosis are in great need of a resource that speaks directly to their own experiences and concerns while providing strategies for managing their daily life. Living Your Best with Early-Stage Alzheimer’s: An Essential Guide fills an enormous void by providing a straightforward, practical guide on coping with the diagnosis, effectively managing symptoms, finding meaningful activity, planning for the future, strategies for easier communication, participating in research and clinical trials, and much more.
This book is a working guide to help the person with Alzheimer’s feel empowered to move forward in life in light of this challenging diagnosis.

Endorsements:

“There are dozens of books about Alzheimer’s, but this one truly lives up to its name as an essential guide for those living with the disease. It also provides families and friends with useful information and insights to help loved ones. Lisa Snyder has packed her many years of social work experience and the latest medical knowledge into a most readable book that is simply a gem.”

-Daniel Kuhn, MSW, LCSW
Director, Professional Training Institute, Alzheimer’s Association-Greater Illinois Chapter and author of Alzheimer’s Early Stages: First Steps for Family, Friends and Caregivers

Finally…an extremely informative and comprehensive book written specifically for people who are living with early dementia! Lisa Snyder has realistically captured the complexities of the early-stage experience with all its challenges, frustrations, and light-hearted moments in this sensitively written work. This book should be required reading for everyone who is living with early-stage Alzheimer’s, their family members, caregivers and professionals alike. It’s an invaluable resource that I could not recommend more highly!

-Paulette Michaud, LCSW
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New York City Chapter

This sensitive and practical guide for people with early-stage Alzheimer’s is refreshingly empowering and full of answers and solutions to day to day questions and challenges. It is a beacon of comfort and reassurance, written in the warm, intelligent voice of Lisa Snyder–a leading expert in the field. The book also provides invaluable wisdom and tips from people with Alzheimer’s and is a must-read for all of my patients with Alzheimer’s and their families.

-Steven A. Ornish, M.D.
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