Dying For Help
Losing someone close is terribly difficult, especially if they were suffering for some time with their ailment. But the impact can also be pretty hard for caregivers, the ones who
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A Sip In Time
By John Salak – Well here’s some good news for middle-aged and older adults who enjoy a little wine or an occasional dram of liquor. The University of Georgia has
Don’t Be Jaded On Rollers
By Sean Zucker – Jade rollers have exploded in popularity over the last couple of years, evidenced by their inclusion in CNN’s Underscored 2019 best-selling Amazon products list and adoration
Cinnamon’s Mixed Messages
By John Salak – It’s hard not to love cinnamon—the smell, the taste, the downhome thoughts it almost always evokes. Plus, it packs a well-recognized medicinal wallop. Cinnamon, in fact,
A Bow-Dacious Stretch
By John Salak – Almost everyone is familiar with Gorilla Glue and Gorilla Tape. How about Gorilla Bows? Those not deeply immersed in heavy duty workouts or resistance training may
Get In The Zone
“Fad diet” is a term that gets thrown around a lot these days, often referring to a possibly questionable dieting program that quickly rises in popularity only to completely falter
Is NBA Virus Tech Golden?
By Sean Zucker – Despite Florida registering record highs for coronavirus cases of late, the NBA is pushing ahead with plans to finish the 2019-2020 season entirely in Orlando. The
Bank On Bacteria Brain?
By Sean Zucker – It’s fair to say people are afraid of bacteria right now. But there may be evidence to support that COVID-19 and other infections are far from
Is Soy Good Or Bad?
By John Salak – Is soybean bad for you? There is good and bad news for soy lovers. Research has just spouted indicating that soy may be able to help
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