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… the midst of sacrificing all your time and energy,” explains Dr. Ford. “You lose the ability to create momentum and do your own thing because you get absorbed by the needs of other people when …
… can also cause allergic reactions and respiratory problems.”Dr. Craggs-Dino adds that some molds can also create a dangerous substance called toxins — including aflatoxins, which can be especially poisonous. “Those are extremely dangerous to …
… relationships, we’ll likely see them as a threat to our safety and well-being. Infidelity and cheating (and internalized fears that those activities will happen to us) are common examples that can lead to …
… about their caloric intake and their diet, I think switching from pork bacon to turkey bacon is cheating on yourself,” Dr. Bruemmer adds. “You’re still consuming high salt amounts and fat that isn’t …
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… fat cells. These fat cells interact with white fat cells to burn energy in cold weather and create heat. Lean people have more brown fat than non-lean people. Some scientists think that if they …
… welcomes the problem, you will still have the problem. So we try to balance the body to create an environment that’s not hospitable to your health issues.”The herbs that accomplish this are highly …
When you undergo surgery or radiation to treat your prostate cancer, you may have to contend with urinary and sexual side effects afterward.“Prostate cancer is one of the most common conditions that a man …
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 …
When you gotta go, you gotta go. But if you need to go all the time — and it kind of burns when you do — it may be a urinary tract infection (UTI).But are women …
If your best efforts at losing weight aren’t panning out, you’re far from alone.One poll discussed in Psychology Today suggests that, on average, people try 126 fad diets in their lives. And …
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