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… in their blood.Megaloblastic anemia. As goat milk doesn’t have all the added proteins your baby needs, it can also lead to a folate (vitamin B9) deficiency.Allergic reactions. Just like with cow’s …
Health experts warn that taking too many antibiotics can do more harm than good. Just look at the increase in antibiotic-resistant “superbugs.”That’s why more dermatologists tare trying to crack down on the …
High blood pressure, or hypertension, gets blamed for all kinds of unpleasant symptoms, like dizziness and headaches. In reality, though, it’s not usually the culprit behind many symptoms at all, lending it the nickname …
If you want to increase your intake of vitamin B12, put down that bottle of vitamins! Unless you have a diagnosed vitamin or mineral deficiency, nutritional needs are best met with food, not supplements.Registered …
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Have you ever gotten severe, sharp stomach pain caused by your pancreatitis? Or has it felt more like a constant, dull discomfort?Either way, you need to address it by working closely with your doctor …
… products are like a workhorse or catch-all for skin care,” says Dr. McGregor. “You don’t need a lot of them to experience their benefits; you just need a pea-sized amount.”a.m …
… Molybdenum is one of the minerals humans need to ensure these processes work correctly.”How much molybdenum do I need per day?Molybdenum is a trace mineral, meaning you only need tiny amounts to meet …
Protein is a vital building block for our bodies.And while you may know that foods like grilled chicken breast, salmon and hard-boiled eggs are a good source of protein, do you know if …
If you’ve been kept awake at night by the irresistible urge to move your legs, the main symptom of restless legs syndrome (RLS), you’ve probably searched for ways to find relief.The need …
Sugar is pretty amazing. It’s the purest form of energy available to us and — unlike fats and proteins — can actually cross the blood-brain barrier. Sugar quite literally feeds your brain. And it tastes …
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