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Ease joint pain with these five alternative supplements including curcumin, willow bark, and boswellia.
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Are artificial colors harmful to your child’s health?
February 21, 2011Backed by respected European research, many parents and doctors believe food dyes are dangerous and are planning a trip to Washington, DC, to convince the FDA to either ban food with synthetic dyes or require warning labels for these products.
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Don’t eat or drink anything before or after taking remedies, to avoid interfering with absorption. Traditional
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Cardiovascular disease and other heart health issues can affect women of different ages and with different lifestyles. Learn what you can do to take good care of your heart.
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Moderate, regular walking improves memory in aging adults, according to a recently published study.
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A poor diet in early childhood—with lots of fats, sugars, and processed foods—was associated with a slightly lower IQ at the age of 8.5, in a recent study. On the other hand, a healthy diet may have the opposite effect.
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Sleepless? You might be missing the deeper issue, say experts. Herbs and supplements can help, but you’ll need to know the right ones for you.
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Whether you are experiencing simple restlessness or a more severe sleep disorder, these sleep aids will help you get that deep, rejuvenating slumber you need.
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Recent research shows vitamin C helped the mood of hospital patients.