Saturday, September 30, 2023

Health

Fight Mouth Aging with Listerine

The Oral Health Report 2022 from the World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that roughly 46% of persons 30 years of age and older have gum disease. This is one of the most prevalent oral...

Luster: The Secret to a Healthy and Confident Smile

Oral care is an essential aspect of overall health and well-being. Maintaining healthy oral hygiene not only ensures fresh breath and a beautiful smile, but also plays a critical role in preventing gum disease,...

Join Aqua SmartGuard’s Water Revolution!

Water is an important element to regulate the body so drinking water should be pure and hygienic. Otherwise, people may suffer from various water-borne diseases. Water is the most important and necessary element in human...

KonsultaMD makes early diabetes detection easier

Diabetes is among the highest causes of death in the Philippines, making early detection essential to avoid serious complications.  Still, many Filipinos lack access to proper resources to get the care they need. Due to...

Babangon Ka Sa Flu at Iba’t Ibang Sakit Ngayong Flu Season!

While the country has officially gone past the flu season – which usually takes place in the chilliest months of the year – one can never be too complacent. With summer fast approaching, we...

LBC Moves Closer to Achieving 100% Inoculation Within its Ranks

LBC’s goal to achieve complete herd immunity among their ranks is nearing fruition as they proudly declare that 98% of their workforce has already been inoculated against COVID-19. This comes at a time when stricter...

Isolation Diaries #15: The Last Word

It's been almost a week since we got swabbed for the RT-PCR Test, and it was only today that we got our results -- we were positive. Since then, our symptoms have gone away, and...

Isolation Diaries #14: The Waiting Game

It is not fun. It is rather frustrating. So here we are on Day 2 of waiting for the service to get our RT-PCR test. It's been 11 days since my first symptoms. I was told...

Isolation Diaries #13: Bad Number

I never really believed in the ill-luck of #13, but it seems that it applies to this entry. As you may have read in a previous post, I was scheduled to FINALLY get my RT-PCR...

Isolation Diaries #12: Freedom … sorta

Since Esther isn't home, the resident isolationists had the run of the house. This meant we were able to step out of our nooks and enter the main chamber of the cave that's called...