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Hot Flashes in Menopause
Posted: Dec 22 in Blog by staffWomen experiencing menopause symptoms in Rochester are not alone. Most women going through menopause experience hot flashes. A hot flash occurs when a woman suddenly becomes flushed with heat, and is sometimes accompanied by redness and sweating. Sometimes hot flashes occur during sleep in the form of night sweats. Until menopause begins, there is no [...]
Continue Reading... Tagged: Anti Aging, Behavioral Health, Healthy Living | Comments: NoneEat Mindfully to Cope with Stress
Posted: Dec 09 in Blog by staffWhen faced with stressful or challenging situations, you may find yourself reaching for favorite comfort foods. Loaded with calories and fat, junk foods attempt to fulfill the emotional cravings that many of us feel during times of stress. After indulging in these foods, however, your stress level remains high and your physical body feels lethargic [...]
Continue Reading... Tagged: Behavioral Health, Healthy Living | Comments: NoneTips for Overcoming Anxiety
Posted: Dec 02 in Blog by staffAn anxiety attack can occur without warning at any time or any place. It causes a person to feel nauseous or breathless and perhaps confused or dizzy. An attack can make you feel embarrassed or out of control. It can be a scary experience and one that is of great concern to many people. One [...]
Continue Reading... Tagged: Behavioral Health, Healthy Living | Comments: None9 Top Superfoods to Lose Weight
Posted: Nov 24 in Blog by staffAs in many other places around the world, superfoods are becoming an increasingly popular topic amongst those looking to lose weight in Rochester. Why are these foods gaining such attention? Perhaps it’s their appetite-controlling properties or their low-calorie impact — or maybe it’s because they simply taste so good! Whatever the reason, they have the [...]
Continue Reading... Tagged: Nutrition | Comments: NoneOvercoming Stress and Weight Gain
Posted: Nov 17 in Blog by staffFor many people, overeating or indulging in high-calorie “comfort foods” is a common response to stress. This can lead to problems such as weight gain, obesity, and a lack of proper nutrition. In order to control this response, it is important to learn to manage stress and to identify the signs of stress eating. One [...]
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