Health Infographics

This infographic answers the ‘what, who and how often’ health questions that many women over 50 may not know the answers to and includes information on screenings, immunization and general health information.

In a single year, nearly 22 million Americans were classified as dependent on alcohol and/or illicit drugs. And while each person carries his or her own addiction story, all 22 million continue to fight the same battle, fighting against the chronic cycle of addiction. How, then, does one know that he is addicted, and how will he know the right time to seek help?

The Couch Potato’s Sofa Workout contains 10 simple exercises you can complete in 30 minutes or less, for a full-body workout. This is no gimmick routine either. These are proper gym exercises translated from the workout bench to the couch. So put down the remote control and packet of crisps for a second and give it a go – even if it’s just during that lame toothpaste commercial you’ve seen 100 times.

If you are looking to de-stress at work, CourseFinder has put together some important information for you to review. Things to de-stress include putting a plant on your desk, catching more sleep, bringing your dog to work and many more. So don’t get stressed at work and check out this infographic.

Caring for a kiddo with Autism? Here is an infographic with some stats and facts of today and how to best plan for your child’s future.

The modern-day treadmill has come a long way since its inception in 1818. In fact, the very first treadmill was called an ‘Eternal Staircase’ and was created to make prisoners pump water or crush grain. This is an infographic by Nordictrack that walks you through the history of this modern-day exercise device.

Many of us go about life enjoying the symphony of sounds from birds singing in the trees to your favorite band rockin’ out at a local music venue. These as well as other sounds give us great pleasure. But extensive exposure to sounds that might not seem very loud may in fact result in long term damage to your hearing. Mind the Gap looks at our ears and hearing in this infographic.

You can test your breath by cupping your hands around your mouth and nose and breathing into your hand. What do you smell? If you don’t find the scent agreeable, then neither will other people. This infographic from TheraBreath shows just how bad your breath can get just from eating certain foods or going for a few hours without brushing.