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This my friends, is why I assume that people who take little to no supplements (and Rx drugs) are often better off in health than those who choose to take a lot. The LiverTox database ranks supplements and medications on a 5-point scale [A to E] to assess whether a substance is known to cause liver damage. The scale is defined below: A=Known cause B=Most likely cause C=Probable cause D=Probable cause E=Unlikely cause E*=Suspected but unproven cause X=Unknown Signs of liver damage A liver injury is at the core of so many health problems I see in clients. When…
We get free products and get commissions through our links. See the disclosure page.Getting in shape and eating healthier is at the top of many people’s New Year’s resolution lists. Even if you’re already working out consistently and following a solid diet plan, the new year can be a great time to set new fitness goals or try a new program. To help you start your 2024 health and wellness journey, we’ve put together a list of the best fitness sales for the New Year. We’ll be updating this page frequently as we gather more information about the New Year…
A new study has found that a type of bacteria commonly found in the body, which usually does not cause problems in healthy people, plays an important role in causing stomach cancer, the fifth most common cancer in the world. Professor Joseph Sung, NTU Singapore’s Senior Vice President (Health and Life Sciences) and Dean of the Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine, co-led the study which found that Streptococcus anginosus bacteria play an important role in causing stomach cancer. (Image credit: NTU Singapore) Streptococcus anginosus bacteria are present along with other microbes in the mouth, throat, intestines and vagina. Occasionally,…
Is intermittent fasting a good idea for women? The short answer, yes. Whether you’re trying to lose fat, increase mental clarity, or regain your health and reach your wellness goals, intermittent fasting is backed by science to do all of these things and more. In today’s video, we’ll delve into the world of intermittent fasting and why it’s a safe and effective method for millennial moms, even those who are breastfeeding. So let’s jump right in! Watch below or keep reading! What is intermittent fasting? Before we explore the benefits of intermittent fasting, let’s understand what it actually is. Intermittent…
The most important step in your skin care, whatever the weather. When the temperatures plummet and our thoughts inevitably turn from bikinis to hats, there’s one summer staple that should be front and center for every season – sun protection factor (SPF). It’s often synonymous with long days at the beach or in the garden, but any dermatologist worth their salt will tell you that trusty SPF isn’t a one-season product and should remain in your daily regimen long after the frost has set in. . Why should we wear SPF in the winter when the sun is weaker and…
These No-Bake Chocolate Peanut Butter Reindeer Cup Treats are sure to put a smile on your child’s face! It looks like you spent hours creating them, but they couldn’t be easier to put together (and they’re nutritious, too!) For this nutritionist and mom of three, the holidays are a special time to get in the kitchen with my kids and create some holiday magic. These no-bake, quick and super easy, hearty and super delicious Chocolate Peanut Butter Reindeers are our new favorite holiday themed snacks! Holiday snacks are especially fun as the kids (and I!) love all the traditional sights…
Hello friends! How’s your day going? I hope you had a wonderful morning. Last night, I went to a super fun event at Creative Tribe with some girlfriends. We got to learn about tarot cards – don’t worry I won’t change my online business lol- and we embroidered a tarot card bag. Creative Tribe has so many unique craft events and is BYOB so you can drink wine from a Yeti cup. Not a bad way to spend the evening. Casual everyday mom outfits For today’s post, I thought I’d share some of the casual mom outfits I’ve been wearing…
University of Queensland researchers used dosing software to speed up the effects of antibiotics in patients being treated for sepsis in Intensive Care Units. Dosing software improved antibiotic exposure in critically ill adults and children with sepsis. Image credit: Adobe. Study co-senior author Professor Jason Roberts from UQ’s Center for Clinical Research said the technique tested in the DIRECT study meant patients received effective antibiotics in half the usual time, leading to faster recovery, higher quality care, cost savings and increased hospital bed availability. “We found we could dramatically improve the accuracy and quality of treatment delivered to adults and…
We also stand out from President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address last week, where he specifically named impact statements and invested in policy actions and promises with significant implications for women’s health in the United States. At the Black Women’s Health Imperative, we call on all of our communities to hold our President and politicians accountable to these commitments as we prepare for the urgency of the upcoming November election. In his speech, President Biden unequivocally stated his intention to “reinstate Roe v. Wade as the law of the land again” if voters elect a Congress that supports…
READING: 4 minutes Your skin has its own language. He sends you signs and tells you what’s going on without saying a word. Redness, itching, eczema… Atopic dermatitis can manifest itself in many ways. But what exactly is this condition and how can it be treated? Join us as we explore the world of atopic dermatitis with our expert Albert Navasa, ISDIN Medical Marketing Specialist. What is atopic dermatitis? Albert Navasa helps us understand the term: “Simply put, atopic dermatitis, commonly known as eczema, is a chronic inflammatory disease that causes dryness, itching and inflammation of the skin.” Although it…