Angelica Bottaro

Toronto

Writer at Freelance

Natural and trained writer, taking the mundane and making it magical

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Articles

RioCan and SickKids aim to make healthcare more accessible for sick children with virtual care kiosks

1 week ago | healthing.ca | Angelica Bottaro

Home / Patient advocacy / RioCan and SickKids aim to make healthcare more accessible for sick children with virtual care kiosks According to Children’s Healthcare Canada, as many as 1.5 million children do not have access to primary care in the country, leaving parents with very few options when their child becomes ill.
Why Does My Jaw Hurt? Common Causes and Treatment Options

1 week ago | verywellhealth.com | Angelica Bottaro

How jaw pain feels can differ, and the sensation can also depend on the cause. Types of pain that can arise in the jaw include tenderness, aching, and feeling an electric shock-like pain radiating through one side of the face through the jaw. There are many causes of jaw pain, ranging from mild to severe, including temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders, dental abscesses, heart disease, and heart attacks.
How to Get The Most Out Of Your Post-Workout Recovery

1 week ago | verywellhealth.com | Angelica Bottaro

"Post-workout recovery" is a term used to describe the time after a workout when you allow your body to rebuild muscle and repair itself. It is usually accompanied by eating a meal high in protein, stretching the muscles, getting rest, and staying hydrated. It’s essential to practice good post-workout recovery because the body needs time to maximize the effects of your workout so you can gain muscle.
The Absolute Best Overnight Masks You Can Get In Canada Right Now

1 week ago | ctvnews.ca | Angelica Bottaro

You probably already have a good skincare routine set up for yourself. You have your serum, moisturizer, eye cream — the works. You want to put your best face forward, and using the right products will help you do that. But there’s always room for improvement, and that’s where an overnight mask comes in. Overnight masks give you a radiant and refreshed appearance, providing long-wear skin repair and hydration.
What it feels like: 'You don’t know what your future holds' living with CIDP

1 week ago | healthing.ca | Angelica Bottaro

Home / Rare Diseases / What it feels like: 'You don’t know what your future holds' living with CIDP Before Darryl Bedford was diagnosed with chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (CIDP), a rare neurological autoimmune disorder that causes damage to the covering of the peripheral nerves, he lived a “fairly normal” life.
What it feels like: Living with IBS is 'living life on eggshells'

1 week ago | healthing.ca | Angelica Bottaro

Before Ryan Chatterjee was diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), he didn’t think twice about what he was putting into his body. He ate healthily, but he never had to consider the after-effects of his meals. He was able to cook using a variety of foods and ingredients, go out with friends to dinner without having to plan everything first, establish a career, and travel to far-off places without a care in the world.
The Absolute Best Sleeping Bags You Can Get in Canada Right Now

2 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Angelica Bottaro

If you love spending your nights out in the wild but still value the comfort and warmth of a more modern lifestyle, you’ll need a good sleeping bag. Besides shielding you from the elements, whether it’s just a little chilly in the summer or near freezing in the winter, sleeping bags also provide you with some cushion between you and the ground (or your air mattress), giving you that at-home feeling even if you’re off the grid.
Changing your future: New research identifies 17 modifiable risk factors associated with stroke, dementia and depression

2 weeks ago | healthing.ca | Angelica Bottaro

Home / Aging / Changing your future: New research identifies 17 modifiable risk factors associated with stroke, dementia and depression Getting older can be challenging for many simply because the risk and prevalence of age-related diseases are much higher. Conditions such as stroke and dementia are on the rise in Canada, and the rates of late-life mental health disorders, including depression, are also increasing in older Canadians.
Best Air Purifiers and Cleaners

2 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Angelica Bottaro

It’s that time of year again: spring! Although the promise of warmer weather, longer days, and plants coming back to life is beautiful, for those who have allergies, it can be anything but. Dealing with allergy symptoms, especially if they’re severe, can take the excitement for the season and really turn it on its head.
The Absolute Best Micellar Water You Can Get In Canada Right Now

2 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Angelica Bottaro

Micellar water is great for your skin. Its main draw is that it gently cleanses away makeup, dirt, and oil without causing drying. It can also help tighten pores, improve the appearance of damage, and even help with the signs of aging. While it offers many benefits, choosing the one thatâs right for you can be challenging when the options seem endless.