Kris McNeely

Messaging platforms have opened a whole world of possibilities for businesses to connect, engage, and communicate with their customers. However, with so many to choose from, picking the right platform for your business can be tricky.

After a year and a half of testing, Google announced this past March that they will begin the process of migrating sites to mobile-first indexing. Sites that follow best practices for mobile-first will be notified of the migration via Search Console.
What does this mean for your business and your ranking on Google?

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT)—also known as hormone therapy (HT)—treats and diminishes the often-debilitating symptoms experienced by men and women during all stages of menopause and testosterone deficiency.

When used under medical supervision and on a temporary basis, hormone replacement therapy (HRT) has been proven safe. Studies indicate that women and men on HRT experience a decreased risk of osteoporosis and colon cancer. Individuals who are involved in HRT have seen overall improvements in muscle tone, weight gain and overall physical and emotional health.

You can expect that as a non-custodial parent, your relationship with your child or children is going to go through transition after your divorce. While these new circumstances can be unsettling, especially for your kids, there are things you can do to help everyone navigate through the change.

When divorcing with children, it’s important you keep your kids’ best interests in mind. This includes considering the costs of housing, food and how you as parents will share the responsibility of caring for your children.

The family court strongly emphasizes that visitation with a non-custodial parent is critical to a child’s sense of well-being, happiness and stability. Issues such as domestic violence, alcohol abuse or drug addiction, however, can compel the court to order the non-custodial parent to only have supervised visitation with the child.

Grandparents who find themselves cut off from a relationship with their grandchildren do have some legal options when it comes to visitation rights. While federal legislation can impact those rights, states typically determine them.

If your perimenopause or menopause symptoms leave you struggling just to make it through every day, then Hormone Therapy (HT) may be the solution you seek. As you consider this type of treatment, it’s important that you base your decision on the facts to determine if HT is right for you.

Being a woman isn’t easy. Our bodies go through tremendous changes throughout our entire lives. Many of those changes, from menstruation to pregnancy to menopause, have been tainted with negative misconceptions.

Contemporary medical articles often report that prior to the 1960s, menopausal women had few options when it came to effectively dealing with the symptoms they experienced during “the change.” Hot flashes, night sweats, mood swings, and irritability were just a natural part of life and must be endured.

An awareness of menopause can be traced all the way back to the ancient Greeks. In fact, the roots of the word can be found in Greek as well—”men,” meaning month, which is related to the word moon, and “pauein” meaning to cease or stop. In other words, the time when a woman’s monthly (lunar) cycle ends.

Unless you’re a nursing or med student, it’s not likely you’re going to be quizzed on Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) anytime soon. However, if you’re one of the hundreds of thousands of men and women who suffer from low testosterone—commonly called “Low T”—it might help to have a quick reference guide to review on TRT before heading to the doctor.

You likely hear a lot about perimenopause and menopause symptoms. But what about all the years leading up to those stages? From the onset of a woman’s first menstrual period until the time of her last regular cycle, she is known to be in Premenopause.

Growth hormones (GH) are naturally occurring in the human body and stimulate growth, cell reproduction, and cell regeneration. While a person cannot increase muscle mass or bone density without them, they are also important to maintaining the health of all human tissue, including the brain and other vital organs.