From Upset to Reset: Healing Your Gut After Tums and Antibiotics
The more we learn about the many ways gut health ties to overall health, the less we take it for granted. For a very long time, it was believed tha...
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With Less Deadly Side Effects than Tylenol, This Multipurpose Drug is Indispensable
Discovered in the late 1970s and approved as a commercial product for animal health in 1981, ivermectin, an antiparasitic drug was initially used b...
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Understanding Cholesterol and Statins: The Good and the Bad
What is cholesterol?
Cholesterol serves several crucial functions in the body. It is a waxy, fat-like substance that's found in all the cells of yo...
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Aligned for Immunity: How Chiropractic Care Boosts Your Body's Defenses
Most people think of chiropractic care as only spinal adjustments to relieve back and neck pain and associated spinal cord injuries and diseases. H...
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What's Really on Your Plate? The Silent Scourge of Foodborne Illness
Whether you are home or eating out, there is always the chance of food poisoning. There are a reported 48 million cases of foodborne illness annual...
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When to Turn Down the Heat - When to Use Fever Reducers
One of the most important ways our immune system works is by its ability to recognize and overcome pathogens- invaders that don’t belong- in our bo...
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Navigating the Avian Influenza Outbreak: How scared should we be?
As avian influenza makes its periodic appearance on the world stage, the mainstream news is taking this opportunity to sensationalize and invoke fe...
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Why Are There 3 Different Kinds of Pain Relievers in the First Aid Emergency Kit?
Pain relievers have historically been made from natural substances, from which many of our modern-day drugs have been derived. For instance, morphi...
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