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The Link Between a Dirty Home and Increased Risk of Illness
Maintaining a clean and healthy home is essential for our overall well-being. A dirty home, on the other hand, can pose several health risks. From the spread of germs to allergens and respiratory issues, an unclean home can increase the risk of disease for you and your family. The accumulation of dust, dirt, and other pollutants can lead to poor air quality, making it difficult for individuals with respiratory issues to breathe comfortably. In addition, pests like insects and rodents can carry diseases and cause allergic reactions, making it imperative to maintain a clean home to prevent infestations. This article will explore the link between a dirty home and an…
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Caring for an Aging Parent: CFP Outlines Proactive Approach to Preserve Wealth and Family Harmony
New York, April 3, 2023 — When people age, become chronically ill or suffer a devastating injury, the emotional and financial challenges reverberate across generations, says certified financial planner and investment adviser Dr. Nicole B. Simpson. “Aging parents in a family can detrimentally impact the economic and emotional status of the parents themselves, their primary caregivers (who are usually their children) and their grandchildren — three generations,” Simpson explains. In their new book, The Quiet Shift, Simpson and contributor Sharon Stanford aim to encourage readers (particularly Baby Boomers and Gen Xers) to be proactive when it comes to understanding how to manage family finances and maintain healthy family relationships. Simpson offers…
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Lifestyle Psychiatrist Offers Strategies to Stem ‘Rising Tide of Despair’ in Teen Girls
Los Angeles, CA, April 3, 2023 — The current mental health care system and its go-to protocol of diagnoses, drugs and hospitalization is falling short, and at least so far, has failed to meet the challenges posed by the current mental health crisis, says Dr. Cheryl L. Green, M.D., a lifestyle psychiatrist based in Southern California. Moreover, a recent report from the CDC, the Youth Risk Behavior Survey, broke the startling news that, among high school girls in the past year: 57% felt sad or hopeless; 30% considered suicide; 24% made a suicide plan; and 13% attempted suicide. “Our teens have been experiencing grave problems in their mental health for over a…








