In 2016 the director of ARPA-E, the U.S. Department of Energy’s advanced research program for alternate energy, Ellen Williams said and was quoted by the Guardian “We have reached some holy grails in batteries.” The world is on the cusp of a significant change in alternative energy and electric vehicles. Car manufacturers and tech companies are […]
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(NAPSI)-With summer in the rearview mirror, school back in session and days getting shorter, it’s the perfect time to rethink your dinner routine. One problem: The only routine you can stick to is not having one. Fortunately, you don’t need to commit to a specific dinner routine to enjoy meals with the family after a […]
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Written by Duvonya Chavis The greatest negative impact on Indigenous people living in America has been the denial of their right to enjoy and practice their culture. Although the overall impact resulted in statistics that reveal similar social disparities among Indigenous people across the United States, American Indians were impacted in various ways depending on […]
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Check out our new website. You now can install the Carolina Footsteps on your mobile phone, PC, or tablet home screen so you will not miss any posts. Go to our website with your phone, tablet, or Windows 10 PC (using Chrome Opera, or Firefox browsers work best).Go to https://carolinafootsteps.com After the website loads, you […]
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by Talmage Dunn I hope you have had a wonderful Thanksgiving with your loved ones and friends. Count your blessings. There is a little more than a month left to the regular deer season, January 1 is the end of the regular deer season and will be here before we realize it. There will be […]
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by Coy Domecq Cold and flu season is in full swing. Today we have a plethora of remedies to soothe our aches and pains, lulling us into the false sense that viruses and bacteria are being vanquished with modern day pharmaceutical weapons. Please keep in mind that there is no cure for the common cold […]
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By Coy Domecq This article has a backstory I would like to share. I was driving through North Carolina while attempting to channel the Inspiration Muses for my next natural forgeable-food feature. The result of this effort was, “I wonder about elderberry.” In an attempt to maximize my technology safely, I pulled my vehicle off […]
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Written By: Susanne Medeiros Reviewed By: Mark W Johnson BA, Mark W Johnson BA, Jason Hsu MD Nov. 30, 2018 If you develop proliferative diabetic retinopathy, a blinding eye disease caused by diabetes, ophthalmologists have two treatment options: Lasers or needles. Proliferative diabetic retinopathy happens when abnormal new blood vessels grow inside the eye, potentially leading to bleeding or retinal detachment, which can […]
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Have you thought about your New Year’s resolutions for 2020? When many of us make these promises, we focus on ways we can improve some form of our health. We vow to get more physically healthy by going to the gym, or we promise to improve our mental health by learning a new language or […]
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I hope everyone had a wonderful and blessed holiday, with New Year resolutions to achieve maximum health. Medical breakthroughs are happening at lightning speed, to the point of overwhelming, just to keep up. Our focus has been on food and nutrition, specifically how to reduce inflammation, lower blood pressure, and seek the “cause” in the […]
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