When Getting Arrested Becomes An Opportunity To Heal
Getting arrested isn’t something most people think of as a positive experience. For Leslie Caldwell, however, getting pulled over while under the influence of alcohol changed the course of her life. This wasn’t Caldwell’s first time driving under the influence (DUI), and it wasn’t her first time being caught. She had four prior offenses; the […]
Pharmacy Technician Program at Midstate College
The Pharmacy Technician program at Midstate College is up and running with its first students well underway to a good a job and a great career. Midstate College is so excited about our new Pharmacy Technician diploma program. This diploma program will prepare students for practice as an entry-level pharmacy technician under the supervision of […]
Butterflies and Thyroid Awareness
By Lee Baas, PhD, Psychologist A few weeks ago, I flew from Shanghai to Bangkok. My seatmate was a lady, probably close to 50 years old. Tattoos are very common in many parts of Asia. Some men and women have many tattoos — on their arms, legs, and neck. I have also seen a few […]
More Excuses to Eat Chocolate
By Benjamin Goodin Exempting a few people who have chocolate allergies, therefore a legitimate explanation, I’ve only met one human being who actively dislikes chocolate. I’ve met a few other sub-humans who don’t really care much for it, but even they can be seduced into eating it in the right forms. It seems an almost […]
Agape Love
Ridgecrest Village
Modern Hunter Gatherers
TUCSON, Ariz. — In a remote area of north-central Tanzania, men leave their huts on foot, armed with bows and poison-tipped arrows, to hunt for their next meal. Dinner could come in the form of a small bird, a towering giraffe, or something in between. Meanwhile, women gather tubers, berries, and other fruits. This is […]
Kicking It With Duane! QC Taekwondo Master Back After Two New Hips
Submitted by ORA Orthopedics In the Quad Cities martial arts community, Duane Spellious, Moline, IL, stands strong among the best. The 7th degree Master has 35 years of training and teaching thousands of students under his black belt. Now he vows his two new hip replacements in the span of eight weeks aren’t going to […]
What Are You Doing to Reduce Your Risk for Decay?
Pleasant Valley Dentistry
ORAL APPLIANCE: An Alternative to CPAP? PART 2
By Jeffrey Bassman, DDS, PC Jeffrey Bassman, DDS, PC In the last issue of Healthy Cells Magazine (January 2013), I discussed snoring and sleep apnea and the pros and cons of wearing a CPAP machine or one of its varieties. Again, I want to emphasize that the CPAP is the best option for snoring/sleep […]
Making the Most of Milestones
By Lora Felger, Health Alliance Medicare As a culture, we recognize milestones. We count the years with class reunions, wedding anniversaries, or years logged since a cancer diagnosis. It has been a few months, but I bet the majority of readers can tell me how many years it had been since the Chicago Cubs had […]