In treating pregnant women with mood or anxiety disorders, we tend to focus primarily on the reproductive safety of psychotropic medications; however, it must be recognized that withholding or withdrawing pharmacologic treatment for depression or anxiety during pregnancy may carry some degree of risk. Untreated psychiatric illness in the mother cannot be considered a benign… Read More »
This Instant Pot Chicken Tortilla Soup only takes 10 minutes of prep work. It’s gluten-free, high in protein, and makes the house smell amaaaaazing. It’s an awesome fall dinner the whole family will love. Hey friends! How ‘bout a bowl of soup? It was sweater weather for a miraculous 2 weeks here, but now it’s… Read More »
Hi friends! I’m so excited for today’s podcast episode because I’m chatting with a good friend of mine and a huge part of the behind-the-scenes magic here on the blog: Katy Widrick. When I think of people who are just slaying it at life, Katy is one of the first who come to mind. She… Read More »
New research suggests that having a larger brain could put people at risk of developing aggressive brain cancer. The findings are likely due to the large number of brain cells involved, the researchers think. New research finds a link between brain size and the risk of brain cancer. According to current estimates, doctors will diagnose… Read More »
TUESDAY, Oct. 30, 2018 — Diabetes is a formidable foe that can tax the bodies and the spirits of people diagnosed with the blood sugar disease. But a plant-based diet may help boost the physical and the mental health of unhappy people with type 2 diabetes, a new evidence review reports. Diabetics who switched to… Read More »