Marley's Health Advice
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Marley's Health Advice

Hey! My name is Marley and this is my health advice blog. Maintaining your health is easy when you are young. However, as you get older, you may develop illnesses and disorders as a result of your lifestyle choices. When I hit the age of 50 years old, I suddenly realised that I had a lot of problems which I had been ignoring for a long time. I decided to visit my doctor and seek help. Over the past year, I have worked closely with my doctor to improve my lifestyle and my health. I hope my blog inspires you to do the same.

Marley's Health Advice

  • 5 Tell-Tale Signs of a Clandestine Drug Lab You Should Know Before Purchasing a Property

    13 September 2021

    Clandestine drug labs are generally hideous locations where unethical individuals make synthetic drugs, including Meth and MDMA or ecstasy. Small capacity clandestine drug labs are far from what you can perceive. Some might be small kitchens improvised by sly armature chemists looking to make illegal money through highly sought-after drugs. They usually use common household ingredients, like sulfuric acid, lithium, salt and anhydrous ammonia.  Typically, the process of manufacturing clandestine drugs leaves behind several contaminants, and even after disassembling the location, the residues are prone to contaminate the area.

  • Essential Health Tips Men and Women Can Use

    15 June 2021

    No matter what age you are, maintaining a good state of health is crucial. The more effort you put into staying healthy now, the easier you'll find staying healthy in your golden years. Here are some essential health tips that both men and women can use. Ditch Afternoon Caffeine While coffee can offer a useful boost in the morning, it can have a negative impact in your sleep in the afternoon.

  • Peripheral Artery Disease Explained

    5 February 2021

    Peripheral artery disease (PAD) is a vascular condition that is characterised by the build-up of plaque on the inner walls of your arteries. This impairs blood circulation and can make it difficult for sufficient volumes of blood to reach your limbs. Developing PAD is often an early sign that you are at an increased risk of developing other vascular conditions, such as stroke or atherosclerosis. Having a family history of any vascular condition increases the likelihood of developing PAD, and although the exact cause of PAD is not fully understood, those who smoke, those who are obese and those with high cholesterol appear to be more susceptible to developing the condition.