What you do now will have an impact as you get older… so in other words, Eat well, Exercise, get enough Sleep, don’t Smoke and drink in Moderation. These guys have suggestions for the children in your life, but we all need to be aware of what we do and how we treat our bodies. Read the rest of this entry »
Roses and chocolates are nice gifts for Valentine’s day, but they last only a few days.
A medical ID can last for years to come and could save your loved one in an emergency. Mediband has a large range of medical ID bracelets, from designer reversibles to bold styles and even custom bracelets.
Compliment your mediband with free access to MedibandPlus, Mediband’s very own online medical database and emergency access portal.
This Valentine’s Day, give your special someone a gift that will not only last, but may save their life.
Their health. No surprise there one would guess, but how do organisations concerned with health help people protect that most precious commodity? The answer often lies in prevention. And healthy eating is number one. Government health departments around the world have set up sites to at least give people the correct information.
After the diagnosis of a medical condition, an awful lot goes through your head. ‘Why me”, ‘What now’, ‘Can I still do…’ being among them. Whatever the situation there are a number of things to now consider. Your medical professional is probably helping with many, but he or she can’t help with all. What are the things you can do to get the ball rolling? The first thing to do is lose a sense of blame. Illness happens. Sometimes it’s genetic, sometimes it’s random bad luck, sometimes we contribute (smoking for example). But it has happened, blame solves nothing, achieves nothing and in fact, sends you backwards. We’ll all react differently, but these people give some interesting life lessons out of how they coped with illness in their child. Not over-researching on the internet is one of them – you’re guaranteed to find Read the rest of this entry »