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by Sharon Palmer, R.D. Since the beginning of time, humans have followed the lead of birds by gathering edible seeds for sustenance. Anthropologists believe that our ancient ancestors probably collected and ate just about any seed that wasn’t poisonous, storing them...
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by Victoria Shanta Retelny, R.D.N., L.D.N. If you take in less energy than your body requires, you lose weight; when you take in more than you need, you gain weight. When your energy is in perfect balance, you maintain your weight. It seems so easy, but two out of...
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Every now and then I stumble upon a recipe that quite literally stops me in my tracks. It can happen anytime, anywhere, with any type of food, but it’s not often that a combination of just two ingredients blows my mind. But there is something about zippy little...
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by William Prentice As I write this message, Medicare has just released its 2014 payment proposal for ASCs. If this proposal is adopted, next year, ASCs will actually receive lower reimbursements for the services that they provide to Medicare beneficiaries than they...
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The David Scott Company created the Butterfly Steep Trendelenburg Bean Bag Positioner in conjunction with a leading Boston based Harvard Medical School Surgeon. The polyurethane positioner is designed as an aid in securing patients when steep Trendelenburg is required...
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