Keep Yourself Well-Watered
The Skinny: How important is water? Well, in the most basic life and death equation, a person can survive up to six weeks without food, but only one week without
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Reducing Blood Pressure Naturally
The Skinny: Americans are under a high blood pressure assault. Otherwise known as hypertension, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that almost half of American adults suffer from high blood
Healthy Lifestyle Deflates IBS Risk
By Sean Zucker – Irritable Bowel Syndrome, or IBS, is one of the most common gastro issues Americans face. While never life-threatening, the disease can have a deliberating effect on
Botox Peels Back Migraine Episodes
By Sean Zucker – When Botox first became trendy a couple of decades ago, the shots were seen as a revolutionary anti-aging tool, at least from a cosmetic standpoint. Botox
Women At Risk of Heart Disease
There is an almost secret killer praying on women that is taking thousands of lives every year in the United States. The culprit is cardiovascular disease, a threat that tradition
Cow’s Milk’s Murky Health Benefits
By Jessica Scarpati – Before the Broadway hit Hamilton cemented Aaron Burr’s place in pop culture, the disgraced vice president’s name was on everyone’s lips in an entirely different context. In an
Hydration Aids Healthy Aging
By Sean Zucker – Everybody knows it’s important to stay hydrated. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirms that when an individual fails to consistently consume adequate amounts
The Rise of Thyroid Autoimmune Diseases
It would be pretty hard not to have heard about thyroid-related medical issues or Hashimoto’s disease in today’s information age. Of course, hearing about it doesn’t mean most people are
Legionnaires’ Disease Marches On
The Skinny: Legionnaires’ Disease may seem like a throwback to the golden age of 70’s disco music, complete with platform shoes, midriff-baring fashions and hot tub parties. The thought isn’t
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