wellness

Meaning is not philosophy—it’s physiology. In this reflection, Dr. Howard Friedman, M.D., reveals how the “will to meaning” steadies both body and mind. When life feels aimless, rediscovering purpose becomes the most powerful prescription.

Time does not move in a straight line — neither does healing. Veterans live across three timelines at once: the past that lingers, the present that demands, and the future that still holds promise. Time is not only medicine; it is the ground we walk as we heal.

Metabolism is more than calories in and out — it’s the hidden math of life. Age, genetics, hormones, and choices all shape how your body burns energy. By understanding your metabolism, you can take control of diet, movement, sleep, and stress to keep your body’s engine running strong.

PTSD is not just in the mind — it is written into the body through stress hormones, disrupted sleep, and inflammation. For veterans, these changes leave lasting scars on health and memory. This blog explores the biology of PTSD and how true healing comes from integration, not suppression.

Illness from toxic exposure doesn’t always appear right away. The long latency of toxic exposure means diseases like cancer, lung disease, and neuropathy may emerge decades later. Veterans and responders must advocate for recognition and screenings

Every veteran carries a spark within — the mitochondria that fuel strength, memory, and resilience. When stress, toxins, and sleepless nights dim that spark, fatigue and illness follow. This blog explores how to restore cellular energy and reignite the flame.

Loneliness is more than an ache in the heart — it can harm health as much as smoking. For veterans and civilians alike, disconnection fuels disease. This blog explores why loneliness is rising and how small acts of reconnection can begin the healing.

Conflict is inevitable, but resolution is what strengthens bonds. At HHOM, we use “The Gutman” to transform anger into empathy, proving that love can find its way even in the storm.

Marriage is more than a contract—it is a daily covenant of trust, respect, and forgiveness. Learn how to build a good marriage that lasts.