Sudden changes in mood, behavior, alertness and intoxication level are red flags
Masking is a way of hiding our full selves — and it can have big consequences, particularly when used habitually by people with autism
Going seven times a day is average, but more or less can be OK, too, as long as you’re not experiencing drastic changes
Concussion protocol describes the steps needed to test for concussion and return to play — timelines vary
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Using proper form and the right equipment can help keep you injury-free while gathering up that colorful foliage
Adding nuts like pistachios, almonds or pecans to your diet can help manage blood sugar levels
Inductive and deductive reasoning are thought patterns your brains uses to help you make decisions
Taking supplements with biotin can cause inaccurate lab test results
The answer depends on both dosage and drinking habits
Try sitting in a sitz bath or taking psyllium husk to help relieve symptoms
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