Health
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your child has trouble going to sleep at night and complains that his legs hurt. Is it simply another stall tactic, or
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Cancer concerns I enjoy your magazine, but I was upset by Helen Olsson’s article in the August 2008 issue (Beat the
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By 2009, Americans will be spending more than $70 billion each year on antiaging products and services, according to Massachusetts market-analysis firm BCC Research.
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About 30 percent of us have occasional insomnia, meaning we have trouble falling or staying asleep. Try these suggestions for a restful night’s sleep.
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Are your kids’ grades slipping? Maybe they’re not eating enough fruits and veggies. A recent study found that 5,200
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Late summer is traditional harvest time for chiles, those waxy Latin American fruits (that’s right, fruits!) that deliver a veritable piñata of nutrients, including vitamins A and C.
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ittle known but widespread (an estimated 9 percent of women and 12 percent of men in the United States suffer from it), sleep apnea is a condition that causes breathing to stop five to 30 times per hour during the night.
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It’s time to turn up the heat on your workouts, but that doesn’t mean you have to train for a marathon or slave at the
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5-HYDROXYTRYPTOPHAN (5-HTP): A derivative of tryptophan, the primary building block of serotonin. If 5-HTP capsules