With about 40 million Americans suffering from some form of chronic pain or severe pain, its makes sense that many seek relief with painkilling drugs or analgesics. However, while many experience temporary relief from that pain by taking painkillers, most don't realize that they are increasing the risk of gastrointestinal (GI) problems. In fact, according to the American Gastroenterological Association, "103,000 people are hospitalized every year because of side effects from common painkillers and an estimated 16,500 people die." Due to the rising concern of how ingested painkillers can affect the stomach and intestines, DRCT, LLC responds by introducing an all new liquid analgesic spray, called AspirSpray (alternative pain relief for muscle and joint pains, such as arthritis, without time delay and gastrointestinal discomfort of ingested pain relievers. . . . Read Full Article

Travel insurance is one of those areas that mean nothing to you until you decide to hit the road - or the air - then suddenly every ad is for travel insurance and everywhere you look another company is touting for your business. So how do you choose the best insurance company and the best travel insurance for your unique traveling needs? . . . Read Full Article

The National Institute of Mental Health considers depression in people 65 and older to be a major health problem, with some six million seniors suffering from late-life depression, which is often magnified during the holidays. While the rest of the world is busy shopping, planning family gatherings, and attending festivities, the elderly can be easily overlooked.

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Does your child have nut allergies? A new book has been written just for you. "Chad the Allergic Chipmunk: A Children’s Story of Nut Allergies" is the third allergy-related book by author and mother, Nicole Smith.

"Chad" tells the story of a young chipmunk who discovers he's allergic to nuts and explains severe tree nut allergies in simple terms. This is the third book by author, Nicole Smith, her first being "Allie the Allergic Elephant: A Children's Story of Peanut Allergies" a national best seller on the topic of peanut allergies, and the second, "Cody the Allergic Cow: A Children's Story of Milk Allergies."
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