Category Archives: women’s health

How To Have a Healthy Happy Heart- February 14 on Fearless Fabulous You!

by admin in W4WN Live Radio Shows Go Red for Women, heart, Heart Health, Melanie Young, prevent heart disease, women's health

I know you have a Good Heart. But is it healthy? We'll discuss how to have a healthy heart this Valentine's Day with Dr. Elsa-Grace Giardina – Director at the Center for Women’s Health in Cardiology and Professor of Medicine at Columbia University Medical Center / Columbia Doctors. [caption id="attachment_24395" align="aligncenter" width="350"] Dr. Elsa-Grace

Learn Expert Tips on Managing Diabetes-Fearless Fabulous You November 15

by admin in W4WN Live Radio Shows diabetes, health, wellness, women's health

World Diabetes Day is Tuesday November 14. If you are among the one in 10 women living with diabetes. A diagnosis can be costly to your physical, emotional and financial health. Here are few statistics from the American Diabetes Association 1 in 4 Americans age 65 and older are diabetic. 2 out of every 5 women diagnosed with diabetes are of reproductive

What Is Your Body Telling You? The Listening Cure’s Dr. Chris Gilber- September 27

by admin in W4WN Live Radio Shows bodies, health, women's health

While many of us revert to self-help experts and books to heal our mind, body and spirit, sometimes it's your inner voice that speaks the loudest and makes the truest statement. In her book, "The Listening Cure," Dr. Chris Gilbert demonstrates that our bodies speak to us all the time. Through symptoms such as fatigue,

Tips To Reduce Your Risk for Hearing Loss- August 7- Fearless Fabulous YOU!

by admin in W4WN Live Radio Shows ears, health, hearing loss, women's health

Many women complain that their significant other is ignoring them. OK, he may be hard of listening, but he also may be losing his hearing. Hearing loss can happen at any age and for a multitude of reasons. And in most cases we can do something about it. First off: Turn down the volume and

The Condition No Woman Wants to Discuss- But We Are July 10

by admin in W4WN Live Radio Shows bladder control, incontinence, women's health

"I Laughed So Hard I Almost Peed in My Pants." If you have ever said that, you're not alone. According to the Urology Care Foundation, "A quarter to a third of men and women in the U.S. suffer from urinary incontinence. About 33 million have overactive bladder (also known as OAB) representing symptoms of urgency,

New Developments in Breast Reconstruction- June 5

by admin in W4WN Live Radio Shows breast cancer, breast reconstruction, cancer, health, women's health

I always feel a little wistful on National Cancer Survivors Day which falls on the first Sunday in June. I’m a member of a club I never wanted to join, and yet I am proud to call myself a survivor. The recent news that singer Olivia Newton John was diagnosed with recurrent

Cut the Carb Confusion December 12 Fearless Fabulous You!

by admin in W4WN Live Radio Shows carbohydrates, healthy diet, healthy eatong, healthy living, women's health

Are You Carb-o-Phobic? Stop it already! Many years ago my staff and I organized a "Save the Carbs" lunch in our office. We were tired of reading about carb-o-phobia and feeling a little sorry for pastry chefs and bakers. So we each brought in a carb-loaded dish. By the end of the meal we all

Has Your Lust Gone Bust? – Fearless Fabulous You!

by admin in W4WN Live Radio Shows intimacy, menopause, passion, sex, sexuality, women's health

If your Passion is Crashin' tune into Fearless Fabulous You! September 12, 4pmEST with Host Melanie Young www.W4WN.com www.iHeart.com According to my Sept 12th. show guest, Dr. Madeleine Castellanos, a NYC based psychiatrist. "Although expectations are a normal part of your brain's functioning, they don't always work to your advantage." Dr.

Tips To Maintain Strong Muscles- Fearless Fabulous You! Aug. 8

by admin in W4WN Live Radio Shows aging, energy, fearlessfabulousyou, health, muscles, protein, strength, tissues, women's health

Most adults lose up to 8% of their muscle mass each decade after age 40. This can accelerate to 15% at age 70. Many of us are aware of the importance of of strong muscles, but are we doing all we can to make sure they stay that way? If you think about your body as a house, your

Maybe You Want To Reconsider That Elective Surgery

by admin in Uncategorized disease, health, illness, Patty Duke, sepsis, staph infection, women's health

Hearing the news this past week that the actress, Patty Duke, died from sepsis caused from a ruptured colon has brought attention to a potentially deadly condition that I've learned is on the rise. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) the number of people hospitalized for septicemia (sepsis) has increased from 621,000

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