It’s no doubt these are stressful times for the majority of the world right now. With unemployment rates in America at the highest since the Great Depression, for lack of better words, times are tough. As humans a lot of us, when times are tough we turn to food. We become depressed and stressed leading … Read More

As the novel coronavirus sweeps the globe, it’s effecting many people young and old. But some are more susceptible and higher risk than others. One of the major high-risk factors is among people suffering with severe obesity and obesity-related conditions such as heart disease and diabetes.             Severe obesity is defined by the CDC as a … Read More

Starting Monday April 27th Harris County issued mandatory all persons over the age of 10 must wear a facemask out in public. Failing to do so could result in a $1,000 fine. Many stores already started executing mandatory masks before entering their stores over the weekend.  Facemasks are now required, but do we really know why? … Read More

Issued by Gov. Abbott. On March 22nd all elective surgeries were suspended by government order, and many Texans were left no choice but to cancel or postpone their scheduled or planned surgeries.  Wednesday April 22nd  some elective surgeries in North Houston were allowed to resume.             Many medical practices rely mainly on daily elective surgeries to stay in business. … Read More