Krissy Brady, LIVESTRONG.COM

Krissy Brady

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Gravenhurst, ON, Canada

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Recent:
  • Unknown
Past:
  • LIVESTRONG.COM
  • Women's Health Mag
  • Laura Klein
  • ecosalon

Past articles by Krissy:

How Bad Is It Really to Procrastinate?

Discover the reasons people procrastinate, how it can affect your health and the difference between procrastination and a tactic called purposeful delay. → Read More

The 9 Best Earplugs for Sleeping, According to Audiologists

If a snoring partner or loud neighbor is keeping you up at night, this roundup of the best earplugs for sleeping has you (and your ear canals) covered. → Read More

How to Create Your Own 'Healthy Aging' Community

Doing activities you love can increase your sense of purpose and help you explore new social connections. Image Credit: monkeybusinessimages/iStock/GettyImages As we grow older and our day-to-day responsibilities pile up, our social lives are usually one of the first things to take a backseat to other priorities considered more important or urgent in the present moment. "Many folks just over 50… → Read More

15 Tips to Talk to an Aging Loved One About Your Role as Caregiver

Here’s how experts recommend you talk to your aging parent or loved one about the role you'll play as their caregiver, and how to keep the conversation going. → Read More

Why Hangovers Get Worse as You Age, and What to Do About It

Not holding your booze as well as you used to? Here, doctors explain why hangovers get worse with age and share a few easy ways to curb their severity. → Read More

Why You Can't Taste as Well After 40, and What to Do About It

Learn why you often start to lose your sense of taste starting around age 40 or 50, how this affects your health and what you can do to stay healthy and fed. → Read More

8 Things ENT Doctors Do When They Have a Sinus Infection

When a sinus infection strikes, these are the treatments ENT doctors use to soothe their symptoms, including specific over-the-counter meds and other remedies. → Read More

9 Things Doctors Do When They Feel a Cold Coming On

Even doctors get the common cold. Here are the cold remedies — like warm liquids and zinc — they swear by for symptom relief at the first sign of a cold. → Read More

9 Ways Therapists Practice Self-Care to Support Their Mental Health

We tapped therapists for their best self-care tips, including what they personally do to care for themselves and support their long-term health and wellness. → Read More

8 Things Gastroenterologists Do When They're Constipated

Constipation happens to the best of us — even the very GI doctors many of us consult to get things moving again. Here are their constipation relief techniques. → Read More

This Is Why Some People Bruise So Easily

If you seem to be bruising easier than usual, here’s how to figure out what’s causing those seemingly random black and blue marks and what to do about it. → Read More

Setting Boundaries With Parents (at Any Age) Is One of the Most Important Things You Can Do for Your Mental Health

Learn why setting boundaries with your parents is important for many reasons and how to set those boundaries and stick to them, according to therapists. → Read More

The Obscure Reason Your Body Can Turn Your Toilet Seat Blue

Here’s what dermatologists know so far about the blue toilet seat phenomenon and its connection to a condition called chromhidrosis, which causes colored sweat. → Read More

​​9 IBS Treatments That Will Free You From The Toilet Seat

Relieve your IBS symptoms with these gastroenterologist-approved IBS treatments, including SSRIs, fiber, exercise, and stress reduction. → Read More

'I Have A Severe Phobia—Here's What It's Like'

Deipnophobia, a phobia of dining or eating with others, can occur with social anxiety disorder or as a specific phobia. Krissy Brady shares her story. → Read More

'I Have A Severe Phobia—Here's What It's Like'

Deipnophobia, a phobia of dining or eating with others, can occur with social anxiety disorder or as a specific phobia. Krissy Brady shares her story. → Read More

'I Have A Severe Phobia—Here's What It's Like'

Deipnophobia, a phobia of dining or eating with others, can occur with social anxiety disorder or as a specific phobia. Krissy Brady shares her story. → Read More

'I Tried The Mediterranean Diet To Lose Weight—Here's What Happened'

After following the Mediterranean diet for weight loss for two weeks, she shares her Mediterranean diet results and review. → Read More

'I Tried The Mediterranean Diet To Lose Weight—Here's What Happened'

After following the Mediterranean diet for weight loss for two weeks, she shares her Mediterranean diet results and review. → Read More

8 Reasons Why Your Stomach Hates You Right Now

The exact causes of IBS aren't clear, but these culprits might be making it worse. → Read More