Kneeling on the cold parking-lot asphalt was the last thing they wanted to do that winter’s afternoon…
But my researchers are always in pursuit of new tips to share with you. And I’d asked them to go outside to work on my Hyundai. Specifically, I wanted them to focus on my old, cloudy headlights.
“I want you to remember these three words: Banana, sunrise, chair.”
You nod to your doctor, who then goes on to ask you questions like what day it is and who the president is, and to name something that happened in the news recently.
My team likes to tease me about having a travel bug. They never know where I am or where I’m going from day to day… and I like to keep them on their toes.
Between my places around the country, Hampton Inns and other Hilton properties, I fly at least seven times a month.
In the office, they call me “the codger.”
It’s meant in good humor, but as with most jokes, it carries a bit of truth…
Want a good reason to lose weight in the new year? Shedding pounds will help your sex life.
And I’m not just talking about looking more attractive. I’m talking about a way to help combat a common problem that men rarely discuss: erectile dysfunction (ED).
Doc’s note: As I learned in medical school… “If you can move, you’re alive.”
It has stuck with me since. And it’s one reason I recommend movement as one of the most powerful ways to improve your health.
It’s late December… That means it’s time for me to ruin your holidays.
Readers have accused me of putting too much of a damper on the joyful season. That’s because I always encourage folks to have the hard discussions while all the family is together. And by hard discussions, I mean end-of-life planning.
Turns out, we’re a country of liars.
No, I’m not wading into political waters… I’m referring to the new finding that up to 80% of us lie to our doctors.
If you’re like me, you’re still hunting for last-minute Christmas gifts.
So we’re skipping today’s regular Q&A issue… Don’t worry, it’ll be back next week.
You’ve likely heard the line, “suicides spike around the holidays.”
The truth is, November and December see the fewest suicides year-round.