Bursitis arises from an inflammation of the liquid-filled sac, called a bursa, found within the joints, muscles, tendons, and bones, which helps to promote muscular movement and reduce friction.  The affliction is commonly found in the hp or shoulder joints, elbow, or feet and is more commonly known as “frozen shoulder,” “tennis elbow,” or bunion.
Bursitis [...]

Studies from many correctional institutions across the country prove that poor nutrition is directly related to the behavior and personality patterns of offenders in the criminal justice system.  Anything that affects the body also affects the brain, and certain centers in the brain control behavior.
Repeated studies have shown that 80 to 85 percent of criminal [...]

A stroke, or cerebrovascular accident, occurs when the blood supply of an area of brain cells is cut off for a long period of time, resulting in the death of the deprived cells due to lack of oxygen and nutrients essential for the proper function of the brain.  The blood vessels may be blocked by [...]

Strong and normally functioning muscles are reflected in an individuals carriage and grace of movement.  Weak muscles can be seen in every age group, from the wobbly neck of the infant to the stoop of all ages.  Muscle tone that is under par interferes with blood circulation, lymph flow, and digestion and often causes constipation.  [...]

Venereal disease is usually acquired through intimate contact with the sexual organs of an afflicted individual.  The most frequent vehicle of the disease is the act of sexual intercourse or intimacy associated with sexual intercourse.  Gonorrhea and syphilis are the two most common types of venereal disease.
Gonorrhea is transmitted through sexual intimacy or from the [...]