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Types of Medications That Harm Your Kidneys

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Health Care Is the Largest Industry in the US by Total Spending and Employment

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America spent $5.3 trillion on health care in 2024.1 That’s not a typo, and it’s not someone else’s problem — ...

Tracing the Decline in American Heart Disease Mortality

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Every 34 seconds, someone in America dies from heart disease.1 That pace continued in 2023, claiming 915,973 lives — more ...

Molecular Hydrogen as a Treatment for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

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Imagine waking up after eight hours of sleep feeling like you just ran a marathon. Now imagine that happening every ...

Scientists Detect Unusual Airborne Toxin in the US for the First Time

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Over 50% of Heart Attacks in Younger Women Aren’t from Clogged Arteries

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Heart attack — medically called myocardial infarction — occurs when blood flow to your heart muscle drops or stops, meaning ...

The Vast Dangers of Corticosteroids and the Safe Treatments for Autoimmunity

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Indoor Plants Help Create Healthier Buildings

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Humans now spend the overwhelming majority of life inside buildings. Research cited in the journal Building and Environment reports that ...

Weekly Health Quiz: The Future of Health Reports, Optimizing Your Workouts, and More on Magnesium

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1 How is the new Adverse Event Monitoring System (AEMS) different from older systems like the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting ...

Why Liposomal Magnesium Is the Next Leap Forward in Absorption

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Here’s something many people — and even many doctors — don’t realize about magnesium: roughly 80% of it doesn’t get ...

How Butyrate and GLP-1 Work Together to Regulate Appetite, Blood Sugar, and Body Weight

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If you’ve ever felt ravenous after a meal or battled stubborn weight gain despite eating well, your gut — not ...

Fine Particle Air Pollution Linked to Higher Alzheimer’s Risk in Large US Study

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Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia — a progressive erosion of memory, judgment, and independence that ultimately ...

Not All Movement Is Equal: Why Vigorous Exercise Delivers Up to 9x the Health Impact

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For decades, public health guidance has treated vigorous exercise as only twice as valuable as moderate movement. That assumption shaped ...

What Are Postbiotic Supplements — and Do You Really Need Them?

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Few people realize that your gut bacteria have produced postbiotics for as long as humans have existed. Long before supplements ...

CoQ10 Supplementation Enhances Peak Power Production in Trained Athletes

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Hard training taxes your body faster than most people realize. During intense exercise, muscle cells dramatically increase energy turnover, and ...

Hydrogen-Rich Water Reduces Cravings, Improves Sleep, and Raises GLP-1 in Obese Adults

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If you’re battling constant cravings, broken sleep, and the feeling that your body is working against you no matter what ...

FDA Launches New AI-Powered System to Track Drug and Vaccine Side Effects

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For decades, the system designed to catch dangerous side effects from drugs, vaccines, and consumer products has been failing. Not ...

Weekly Health Quiz: Statins and Muscle Health, Molecular Hydrogen Explained, and Exercise Variety

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1 Which supplement is typically recommended for statin-related muscle symptoms? Fish oil capsules Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) is ...

Rethinking Cancer Through Cellular Energy and Metabolism

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The standard story of cancer goes like this: a random genetic mutation turns one of your cells rogue, and your ...

How to Amend Your Soil After Harvest and Why It Matters

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Harvest season brings a sense of accomplishment as you gather the fruits of your labor, but the work of maintaining ...

Diverse Exercise Routines Associated with Reduced Risk of Death

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If you’ve been walking the same route or doing the same gym routine for years, you might assume consistency is ...

How to Treat Nasal Polyps at Home

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Breathing should feel effortless, but for millions of people, it’s anything but. One reason is the presence of nasal polyps, ...

Targeted Nanoliposomal Nutrient Delivery for Health

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Supplements are surging in popularity nowadays. While research shows that many supplements do offer a tangible benefit to your health,1 ...

Walking Lunges Improve Leg Strength and Overall Stability

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When it comes to leg exercises, squats are usually the first exercise that comes into mind, and for good reason. ...

Disease Categories with Strong Evidence for Molecular Hydrogen Therapy

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More than 2,000 scientific papers now examine molecular hydrogen — a gas researchers once dismissed as biologically inert. That assumption ...

Exploring the Link Between Yoga and Healthier Thyroid Function

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If you’re tired all the time, gaining weight despite eating healthy, or struggling through brain fog that won’t lift, your ...

High-Fat Diets Cause More Damage to Metabolic Health Than Carbohydrates

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If you’ve embraced a high-fat or ketogenic diet to protect your metabolism, research, published in The Journal of Nutrition, challenges ...

New Research Claims Olive Oil Drives Obesity to Greater Extent Than Other Fats

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Studies Show Vitamin D Can Reduce Risk of Hospitalization from Respiratory Infections

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According to recent estimates, around 1 in 6 people in the United Kingdom (U.K.) have vitamin D levels that fall ...

Boosting Butyrate — What to Eat and When to Supplement

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Your gut shapes more than just digestion — it’s a densely populated microbial hub where trillions of organisms break down ...

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