Category: Health and Fitness

Do you know why these common environmental factors are dangerous for your baby?

For expectant parents, you want to do everything possible to protect both your health and the health of your child. Unfortunately, there are risk factors everywhere that can increase the likelihood of certain diseases, particularly cancer. Approximately 23,800 adults and 4,830 children are diagnosed with cancerous tumors of the brain...

Are there health risks of mobile 5G technology for your baby?

By Kristy Rodriguez

While this no hard science that we know of that shows risks of mobile 5G technology for your baby, you should be aware of what we don’t know. Nine months after giving birth to my oldest daughter I was diagnosed with postpartum depression. Before giving birth to my youngest daughter...

5 Tips for pregnant moms at the spa

By Pregnancy Editors

If you’re planning a trip to spa, here are some things pregnant moms should keep in mind, especially if you do not know if the spa staff is pregnancy-ready. 1. Stay away from hot saunas, steam rooms, whirlpools, and by grabs. Maternal temperature above 102°...

Save time with this combo Kegel workout

By Isa Herrera, MSPT CSCS

Get on track to regaining your pelvic power with this simple combination By Isa Herrera, MSPT, CSCS, founder of www.PelvicPainRelief.com We are so indoctrinated into thinking that there is only one way to reclaim our pelvic power and that’s by doing traditional Kegels in the traditional way and this isn’t...

Three Exercises Every Pregnant Woman Should Do

By Isa Herrera, MSPT CSCS

Key exercises that prepare you for labor and delivery By Isa Herrera, MSPT, CSCS, founder of www.PelvicPainRelief.com ~~~ Being pregnant can be exhausting, leaving you with a “closed for business” sign from the waist down and no time to work out. Weakened pelvic and core muscles make pregnancy feel torture...

DIY nausea kit

By Pregnancy Editors

If you’re one of the many women who experiences nausea during pregnancy, you know the feeling can strike at any time — not just the morning. Assemble this easy kit, and keep it at the ready in your bag, desk drawer, or glovebox. You’ll feel better knowing you’re prepared. Here’s...