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Hip precautions after hip replacement surgery

Hip precautions after hip replacement surgery

Posted on March 2, 2010 in: Articles

Hip precautions are important guidelines for those who have recently undergone hip surgery to replace their hip and stop joint pain. Hip precautions are ways of moving around that help prevent hip dislocation or separation of the new joint. Hip dislocation can be very serious so it’s important to follow your hip precautions until your doctor says it’s OK not to.

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Back Injury—causes, prevention,  recovery and sex

Back Injury—causes, prevention, recovery and sex

Posted on February 11, 2010 in: Articles

Nine out of ten adults will suffer from a back injury at some point in their life. Back injuries are the second leading cause of adults missing work. The good news is the majority of back injuries heal with time.

When should you start feeding baby food and solid foods?

When should you start feeding baby food and solid foods?

Posted on October 30, 2009 in: Articles, Nutrition

What should your baby’s first foods be? First foods should be limited to low-allergy foods, vegetables, and fruits. Offering solid foods too early can lead to allergies. Also, keep in mind that solids foods should not be used to help your baby sleep through the night.

Growing a healthy baby with baby formula and baby food

Growing a healthy baby with baby formula and baby food

Posted on October 28, 2009 in: E-books, Health Ed Catalog, Nutrition

When your baby is about 5 to 6 months old, he may start crying more often between feedings. He may also begin to express his desire for food. When you’re eating, you may notice him watching you eat, leaning forward, drooling, or even opening his mouth like a hungry little bird. If you wait until he expresses his desire for food, it will be much easier for both of you. When both of you are ready, there are a few basic points to keep in mind. This e-book will will give you plenty of tips for growing a healthy baby!

Lumbar Spinal Fusion e-book

Lumbar Spinal Fusion e-book

Posted on October 20, 2009 in: E-books, Health Ed Catalog

The purpose of spinal fusion is to relieve your pain by stopping the movement in the spinal segment that is causing your problem. Lumbar spinal fusion is performed through an incision in your back, or an incision in your abdomen, depending on the cause of your problem. This booklet will answer many questions about your surgery, and hopefully put many of your fears to rest.

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Tools for a Healthy Weight Gain During Pregnancy

Tools for a Healthy Weight Gain During Pregnancy

Posted on September 29, 2009 in: Articles, Freebies, Nutrition

Pregnancy is not the time to be on a weight loss diet. But it is important to maintain a healthy weight gain as your baby grows. We have created some tools you can use to monitor your weight gain. If you’re not gaining enough weight, or gaining weight too fast, you can use the two day food chart to help identify ways to adjust your weight gain.

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Sex After Total Joint Replacement – ebook order form

Sex After Total Joint Replacement – ebook order form

Posted on August 3, 2009 in: E-books, Health Ed Catalog

As original purchaser, I agree that I am purchasing one personal copy of Sex After Total Joint Replacement for my personal use. Because this is an e-book, there are no refunds on purchase.

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It’s Easy Eating Green – a nutrition guide for kids

It’s Easy Eating Green – a nutrition guide for kids

Posted on July 28, 2009 in: E-books, Health Ed Catalog, Nutrition

Healthy eating is like a puzzle—you can fit together different foods to make your day complete in energy, fiber, vitamins, and minerals. Eating right and exercising will make you feel great!

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Sample Letter to Employees for H1N1 Virus

Sample Letter to Employees for H1N1 Virus

Posted on August 31, 2009 in: Articles, Freebies

Since we have not been sufficiently vaccinated to prevent the H1N1 flu, it’s important to inform employees about what they can do to prevent the spread of cold and flu viruses, particularly H1N1 (Swine flu). Keeping your workforce healthy and at work is a goal of many employers—our sample letter to employees will tell employees what they can do to protect themselves and their family from getting the H1N1 flu. Having a healthy workplace not only helps your business continue to run as it should, but it also keeps employees from taking illnesses home to their families.

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