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Rheumatoid arthritis is the most prominent autoimmune arthritis. It is caused by a defective immune system that causes your defense… Read More
Though the most visible kinesiology tape users might be professional athletes, Olympians, or weekend warriors – a much smaller clientele… Read More
Most of us already know that eating less and moving more are the keys to dropping extra pounds. But if… Read More
Let’s chat about chiropractic and pregnancy. For those of you that didn’t read my last post, What I Wish I… Read More
A research study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association in September 2015 demonstrated that nearly 50 percent… Read More
Sweet foods were a rare delicacy for our ancient ancestors. Today, we have an unlimited supply of sugary foods and… Read More
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Gluten-free dominates the free-from category, especially the baking mix subcategory. Gluten-free product sales in 2015 grew nearly 10 percent to… Read More
A Natural Cholesterol-Lowering Supplement Red Yeast Rice Poses Same Health Risks As Statin Drugs a new study contends. Red yeast… Read More
Have you ever wondered why the endless diet plans never work? Find out whether it is a fact or fiction… Read More
Sometimes you need to see a doctor for help in diagnosis and treatment. For strains or sprains, the pain can… Read More
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High level performers are always looking for strategies that will give them an edge in their field of endeavor. Athletes… Read More
Getting more sleep will likely help middle and high school students in Nevada and across the country do better in… Read More
 According to a new University of Iowa study, employees with desks that force them to stand at regular intervals stood… Read More
Black and Hispanic Americans are less likely than whites to get high blood pressure under control, a new study suggests.… Read More
Low vitamin D levels are common among football players and may put them at increased risk for injuries, a new… Read More
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