IWD: Caregiving, Self-Care and Break the Bias
Women make up 80% of healthcare decision makers! Celebrate IWD with Caregiving, Self-Care and Break the Bias...We want to encourage you to add some new self-care time into your day and stand with women around the world to #BreaktheBias..
BHM: Knowledge is Power. Know Your Risk to Manage Your Health.
It is Black History Month, and Restore is advocating for BHM Minority Health Awareness. Know Your Diabetes Risk to Manage Your Health. Knowledge is power because knowing your risk can help encourage healthy change.
Valentine’s Day for People with Diabetes Mellitus
When making plans to show our loved ones how much they mean to us, we need to consider those individuals in our lives who suffer from diabetes, and how best to celebrate with them in ways that are not detrimental to their health.
Giving Treats to Diabetics
As we approach Valentine’s Day, caregivers may find themselves wondering: “What could I give to friends and family members with diabetes mellitus (diabetes)?”
Help! I'm Struggling to Lose Weight
Every year, about 45 million Americans turn to diets to try to lose weight, a number the CDC says is rising. But despite those good intentions, roughly two-thirds of Americans still struggle with being overweight or obese, increasing their risks of serious medical problems.
Spring into Action: Focus on Fun and a Little Preparation
Dr. Andrew Allen provides 5 tips for active older adults for getting back out into the world over the next few months.
Exercise Your Way to Better Joint Health
If you’re one of the millions of people with sore joints, exercising is probably the last thing on your mind. But guess what? Exercising and moving your joints is one of the best things you can do for many causes of joint pain, including arthritis.
Are You Suffering From a Nutritional Deficiencies?
Nutritional deficiencies can lead to lots of problems, including increasing your risks for serious diseases. At Spruce Health Group, our team uses state-of-the-art nutritional testing to identify deficiencies in our patients.
Food for Thought
“Consider this… Donny is 20 lbs overweight and has signs of osteoarthritis and knee pain. What does this mean for Donny? Being 20 lbs overweight actually translates to 60 lbs of weight pushing down on that sore knee.