… make sure your child showers and has their hair washed before going to bed.Inside, you can create a pollen-free zone in your child’s bedroom. Be sure to keep the windows shut to …
… of your hand or on a washcloth and then use water to make a thinner paste and create a little bit of foam,” explains Dr. Vij. “Then, use that on a washcloth or use your …
… to-toe health? For starters, they’re full of B vitamins that help regulate your metabolism and create DNA, as well as repair it when something goes wrong. Whole grains are also packed with fiber …
… prescribe antibiotics for treatment. But taking antibiotics for sore throats without a confirmed diagnosis of strep can create resistance to the drugs or unnecessary side effects, so getting tested for strep is important.“Most strep …
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… excess fat leaves your body in the stool. This oil can stick to the toilet bowl and create an oily film that floats on the surface of the water.“Fatty stools tend to be pale …
… provider about your suspicions.Concerns about detoxificationsThere’s a chance that trying a detox or cleanse may create a health issue instead of resolving one. Concerns about detoxification programs include:Nutrient deficiencies. Cleanse and detox …
… to the headache part of a migraine episode.During a storm, cold and warm air mix to create variations in barometric (or air) pressure. This also is how wind, rain and thunderstorms are created. Barometric …
Ever meet someone and forget his or her name minutes later? Or maybe you attended a lecture and couldn’t remember key details by the time you got home.Nearly everyone experiences these problems from …
Your stomach is growling in the middle of a Zoom meeting — again. While using mute may keep others from hearing your hunger pains, it can be frustrating to feel hungry all the time.Being constantly …
We all catch colds here and there. It’s inevitable.But how much is too much? And what can you do for a weak immune system that lets those pesky bugs in over and over …
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