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It’s lonely at the top. No more so than if you are a CEO or an executive. In an illuminating article by CNN, experts went so far as to suggest that being a CEO should come with a health warning. In a separate survey of CEO’s health and wellness, it showed that of the CEOs surveyed, 58.97 percent were classified as being at high cardiac risk. And 35 percent of those surveyed had high blood pressure.

CEOs and executives surveyed were also found to lead a largely sedentary life. And 82 percent were classified as being overweight, while 69

It takes a lot of time to prepare for a wedding. There is so much to do and so many details to attend to, that our stress levels shoot sky high. We have trouble getting enough sleep with everything weighing on our minds and eating healthy is almost out of the question. This is an unhealthy combination. It will wear your body down and it shows in your face, skin, hair, eyes, and mood. This day that will be memorialized forever in family photographs. You dream of looking your very best. But if you do not feel your best, you

Your family is very important to you, and ensuring everyone remains healthy is always at the top of your list. For most people, focusing on eating healthy and getting some rest is the only things you do to stay healthy, and while these are very important, there is so much more you can do for optimal health for you and everyone you love. Explore the following five must-dos to keep you and your family healthy.

1. Eating Right

As mentioned above, many people focus on eating right as the main way to stay healthy. Ensuring you and your family eat the

For many of us, a good 8.8 hours of our day is spent behind a desk at work. And all that sitting is linked to a number of serious health issues, from heart disease to diabetes and worse. Here are some simple tricks you can put into place that will help you have a healthier workday. Starting now, you can...

1. Break it up with some stretches.

According to Orthopedic Associates, orthopedic doctors in St. Louis, “Every day your hands and wrists are subjected to strain from the endless tasks you perform with them, which means they are

The only sure things in life are death and taxes... Or so the saying goes. And there is a sparkle of truth in this adage. Unfortunately, science has yet to give us the key to eternal life. Fortunately, however, there are steps we can take right now that will keep us healthy for as long as possible.

Here are 5 steps you can take now that will pay off in the long run.

1. Study your family's medical history.

Your parents and close relatives share your genes as well as environmental and lifestyle factors. Become aware of any health troubles your parents