Drinking Wine May Slow Bone Loss In Women

Writing about wine? I reluctantly did lots of market research for this post. It's all part of my above and beyond customer service. 

Chocolate has been used in clinical trials and has been found to improve artery and heart health. It’s also been shown to help with emotional stress. This is not news to any woman alive. And now the news just got better.

Celebrate The Caregiver And Alzheimer’s Awareness In November

This post was for a company that provides wander management solutions for healthcare facilities. 

November is National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness/Family Caregiver Month. Do you have a friend or family member with Alzheimer’s disease or do you know a caregiver? Some 5.3 million Americans currently are diagnosed with Alzheimer’s so chances are you do.

What will you do to honor them?

Summer Sun And Skin Cancer

Another great client, a medical storage company, smart enough to know that a company blog shouldn't be entirely about self-promotion. I write about all manner of subjects within the medical field. 

As summer approaches and we emerge from our winter cocoons it can be a bit jarring to see how pale and sallow our skin might be. It’s tempting to head to the tanning salon to add a bit of color so we don’t blind our fellow man (or woman) when we first put on the shorts.

Let’s stop there.

The Benefits Of Being A Former Smoker

One of my clients sells electronic cigarettes. Love them or not they may be a viable alternative to giving up smoking. The only thing I know is that I get to be funny and my client appreciates it. 

We’ve talked about the harmful effects of smoking caused by the over 4,000 chemicals found inside of them. Of course we all know that smoking is bad for you but how about the benefits of quitting? The benefits are huge and not just for you but for everyone around you.

Father's Day And Alzheimer's

Accutech makes security bracelets for hospitals and nursing facilities to prevent infant abduction and wandering. Additional content.

Having a father with Alzheimer’s or dementia may make you dread Father’s Day. You may feel that since he’s not the dad you once knew that celebrating this tradition would only heighten the sense of loss and confusion for both of you and your families. But this is the one day dedicated to father’s across the country and should be embraced no matter how far along the condition may be. Giving the gift of your time is the greatest gift of all.