IV Antibiotics

In select cases, a doctor may decide on an intravenous (IV) antibiotic therapy. For this treatment, antibiotics enter directly into bloodstream through an injection. This type of therapy generally lasts 4-6 weeks. This is a more complex treatment compared to first two given above. Injection from bloodstreams allows a faster effect of medicine given.

Sinus Surgery

Sinus surgery is generally a last resort for doctors encountering a patient with a severe infection. Definitely, purpose of surgery is to relieve chronic sinusitis condition. Most surgeries are endoscopic surgeries, a new way of operating without making incisions on your face. The surgery is generally accomplished in 1-3 hours. It can take several weeks for a full recovery.

Undergoing in a different sinus treatment is not last thing for you to do. It is important to visit your doctor oftentimes and take prescribed medicines for maintenance of your treatment.

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Milk is probably number one product that public has misconceptions about. Regular whole milk is about 50% fat! Out of 150 calories per serving, 70 calories come from fat. Many consumers falsely believe that 1% milk contains only 1% of fat that whole milk contains. This is just another unsavory advertising tactic. The fact is that in 2% milk, 40% of calories come from fat, and in 1% milk, 30% of calories come from fat. Although they are lower in fat than whole milk, by no means are they healthy and low in fat.

Recently, I tried Tuscan's Supreme Milk which is 100% fat free and I have to say, it wasn't bad. It is only 100 calories per serving with 0 calories from fat. It tastes similar to 2% milk while providing you with all of nutritional benefits of skim milk.

Another thing that can mislead consumers is serving size. Many times you will look at a product believing that container contains one serving, and caloric and nutritional breakdown are accurate for entire container. For instance, a can of tuna may state that there are 70 calories per serving, but when you look at number of servings in can, it reads approximately two and a half.

By reading labels and understanding food manufacturers marketing jargon, you can sift through hype, and make healthy, intelligent food choices. The next time you head to store to stock up on "healthy foods", don't forget your reading glasses!