Vitamin D Bone-Boosting Benefits in Question
By Sean Zucker – Vitamin D has long maintained a reputation for providing many health benefits. In an interview with WellWell, Dr. Judson Somerville even claimed that vitamin D supplements
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Risky Foods to Avoid?
The Skinny: Can foods cause cancer? It is debatable, and there are all sorts of provisos surrounding any suspect. Unless there is contamination or other unusual factors, moderation is always
A New Read on Dyslexia
By Sean Zucker – Dyslexia holds all sorts of daunting emotional and physical connotations. The Mayo Clinic defines dyslexia as “a learning disorder that involves difficulty reading due to problems
The Bald Truth on Hair Loss
By Barbara Krooss — Some myths about baldness can make your hair stand on end. Fearing the psychological, social and economic impact of hair loss, Americans spend $4.9 billion each
The Fickle Truth About Freckles
By Sean Zucker — Freckles have enjoyed an extensive history in the public eye. From Annie to Doris Day, the facial feature has long been associated with charm and beauty.
Ketamine’s Tantalizing Promise
By Sean Zucker –  Think ketamine, and the most popular image that probably comes to mind is that of someone into psychedelic recreational drugs. There’s a good reason for
Don’t Sleep On Melatonin’s Use
By Barbara Krooss –  The habitually tired are increasingly turning their weary eyes to melatonin, a key hormone reputed to help promote better sleep by governing circadian rhythms. And,
Listen Up: Hearing Loss Is Endemic
By Bob Sterner — People are mumbling more than ever, making it difficult to understand what they’re saying. The bigger problem, unfortunately, is that a growing number of people are
Normal Memory Loss Has Its Benefits
In today’s world with the seemingly rampant acceleration of Alzheimer’s, it is hard not to go into a panic whenever anything slips someone’s mind. It’s understandable, especially as people age
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