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… as part of a healthy diet. But relying on burdock root supplements probably isn’t going to do what the bottle claims.But if you do want to try supplements, Peart advises always talking with …
… including symptoms you shouldn’t ignore and when to see a medical professional.Figuring out if you need hormone testingTo decide whether you need hormone testing (and if so, what kind), your doctor will likely …
… normal part of aging — or an early sign of dementia or Alzheimer’s disease?Some memory complaints do occur frequently as you get older. Losing keys or not remembering names are usually a normal part …
… TikTok typically reveals.Registered dietitian Julia Zumpano, RD, LD, explains what seed oils are, what they can do to your body, and whether you need to cut them out entirely or just try to focus …
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… diet, you’re taking out a lot of different foods and that puts you at risk for vitamin and mineral deficiencies if you’re not careful,” cautions Gardinier. “It’s really helpful to do this …
If you’ve just been diagnosed with the chronic autoimmune condition lupus, you might be wondering, “Why is my body turning against me?”Many people can wait months or even years to get a diagnosis …
Being diagnosed with geographic atrophy (GA), the final stage of dry age-related macular degeneration (AMD), can be a big blow. Once your vision has deteriorated to that point, the retina damage is permanent and …
Yesterday, it was mashed avocado slathered on gluten-free toast, a runny egg and a few dashes of Sriracha hot sauce. Today’s lunch? Cubed avocado on your spinach salad. So would guacamole with tonight …
Life with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) can be unpredictable and stressful. It doesn’t damage the digestive tract, like inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) does, but it can seriously affect your quality of life.“Most of …
Smoothies may seem like a no-brainer. Just fill a blender with fruit, ice and milk or juice, and let ‘er rip.But upset the smoothie balance, and you’re suddenly eating 1,000 calories …
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