Vomiting can be an uncomfortable and disorienting experience. From unexpected burrito consumption to medical conditions, there may be any number of reasons that prompt us to need the bathroom more frequently than expected. In this blog, we’ll look at both common and less common reasons for vomiting. Food Poisoning: Revenge of the Leftovers Food poisoning is one of the primary causes of vomiting. It occurs when you have consumed food contaminated with harmful bacteria, viruses, or toxins that have made their way into your system. Symptoms may strike quickly after consumption, with Salmonella, E. coli, or norovirus often being culprits. Your stomach’s reaction could very well be justified. So, if that sushi from that sketchy takeout joint tasted off to begin with, then its reaction could well have been justified. To support gut health and digestion, some people turn to supplements like Gundry MD Bio Complete 3, which contains prebiotics,…

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Have you ever felt as though you were on an unexpected merry-go-round without it being all fun and games? When the world suddenly starts spinning out of control, it can feel as if your balance has taken an abrupt and unwanted vacation. Vertigo can be disconcerting. Its unsettling symptoms quickly debilitate an otherwise pleasant day, leaving dizzy and disoriented feelings behind. But with proper strategies in place, you can stop its effects and return your world back upright and secure. Photo by Tyler Lastovich on Unsplash Understanding Vertigo What causes vertigo to act so irrationally? Vertigo often arises due to issues in your inner ear, which is responsible for maintaining balance. Some causes include benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), labyrinthitis, and Meniere’s disease. These conditions, which might sound like something out of a medieval fantasy novel, are very real and manageable if understood and addressed promptly. Understanding its source will…

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Your health is important. One of the things that you need to do is make sure that you are taking your health seriously now, rather than just thinking that you can fix it all down the line. You probably won’t be able to once you pass a certain point, and that’s why you have got to make the effort right now. If you don’t know where to start, then you’re in the right place. In this article, we’re going to be taking a look at some of the things that you should be doing to take your health seriously now, so keep reading if you would like to find out more. Sleep Is Important Link Image – CC0 License Sleep is important. We know that for some reason we have created this narrative as a society that we don’t really need to sleep that much, and that it’s actually not…

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Most people don’t realize it, but our hearing health is under constant stress throughout our daily lives. Whether it’s workplace sounds, noisy traffic, or even loud appliances at home, we’re always exposed to noises that could potentially harm our hearing health if we’re exposed to them for a long period of time. Yet despite how easy it can be to experience hearing loss to some degree, a lot of people don’t understand that protection does exist. So in this post, we’re going to talk a bit more about hearing protection and raise awareness about such a simple yet effective way to protect your hearing health. Source: Unsplash (CC0) Why don’t people know about hearing protection? It would be unfair to say that a lot of people don’t know about it, but rather, they just don’t really think about it. In the past, it would be common for people to go…

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You may be someone who has let your own needs slip through the cracks. It may be that you’re a busy person or haven’t paid much attention to taking good care of yourself. It’s okay to get into a slump every so often. However, you must find a way to pull yourself out of it and start again. The good news is that it’s never too late to start making positive changes to how you are living. Review some tips for getting your health back on the right track so you can feel your best. Set Fitness Goals Keep yourself motivated to work out and get into good shape by setting some fitness goals. For example, it may be that you want to join a gym or exercise five days per week. Goals will help keep you motivated to want to work out regularly. Review the list often so these…

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The benefits of vitamins are pretty well documented. But how do they work for you? Some people feel huge benefits, while others report very little. There are medical reasons for this. Either way, vitamins work in the background to keep your body and mind in good health. They Can Help with Your Senses Vitamins work on your body and mind in various ways. They are needed to function correctly. This includes energy production, mental clarity, and even your senses. For example, one of the benefits of vitamin D is that it helps with your sense of smell, and it has helped some with recovery after COVID-19. Vitamins A, C, and E are also linked to ear health. A concussion test with your local ear health service is recommended if you are having issues with your hearing. Helps Keep the Doctor Away An apple a day keeps the doctor away, as…

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Most people have a general sense of their overall well-being and the things they should do to keep it in check. For instance, more or less everyone knows that they should work up a sweat a couple of times a week and avoid eating fast food every single day. However, there is, of course, much more to health and wellness than the obvious elements. By taking a more considered approach to your overall well-being, you can not only improve your immediate future but also make it more likely that you live a happy life in your later years, too. Below, we’ll run through some of the most overlooked elements that are deserving of your attention. Body Tightness It’s normal for bodies to become a little tighter as they get older. This usually happens because we naturally lose elasticity as we age, but the issue is certainly not helped by our…

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