Health Conditions

If changing your diet meant you could help control your ulcerative colitis, would you do it? Learn about 5 foods that could put you back in charge of your health and make you feel better than you have in years.

Living with Crohn's disease means understanding what your body can and cannot process. Learn how to help control flare-ups by avoiding certain foods. In some instances, the food you eat may not be the culprit, but knowing what works and doesn't for your body may mean the world in the fight against this painful condition.

When your Crohn's symptoms include shortness of breath, dizziness, cravings for ice, or lightheadedness, you could be suffering from related anemia. As if the "normal" symptoms of your Crohn's Disease weren't enough. What should you do today to find relief?

Fighting fatigue when suffering from Ulcerative Colitis and Crohn's Disease feels like an uphill battle. Managing your illness can make handling symptoms easier to handle. Fight back with healthy living and get your energy back!

If you suffer from Crohn's Disease and dread the next flare up, try some natural remedies. You may find relief from symptoms and even prevent new flares.

As we go through life we experience many highs and lows. The highs can offer a feeling that is unmatched, but when the lows are accompanied with depression the whole world can seem like it is against you.

Depression and sadness are not the same thing. Everyone gets "the blues", but depression is a medical condition caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain.

Talking about depression can be, well, depressing. But learning about its physiological underpinnings and treatment can help uncover what depression is all about.

Mental illness covers a wide range of disorders. This article will identify and explore the realm of major mental illness.

Perception of pain is as individual as each person. What works for one person may not work for another, especially if you have Lupus.