Health

  In the U.S., approximately 1 to 2 percent (or more) of the population has a peanut allergy — about 3 million people — a percentage that continues to rise. In the past two decades, the prevalence ...

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In September 2019, a number of popular drug stores in the United States — CVS, Walgreens and Rite Aid — removed the drug Zantac from their shelves due to concerns over contamination with trace amounts ...

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C-reactive protein (CRP) levels increase and decrease depending on how much inflammation you're experiencing at any given time. Inflammation is defined as "Redness, swelling, pain, and/or a feeling of heat in an area of the body. ...

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If you're looking for natural back pain relief, inversion therapy is something you may want to consider. You can even experience this nonsurgical treatment in your own home through the use of an inversion table ...

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Considering humus is one of the most important elements in your garden's soil, it doesn't seem to get a lot of attention. In fact, many people haven't heard of humus and just consider it to ...

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Want to work with a doctor who will treat "all of you," provide personalized care, and take steps to reduce your reliance on medications, surgery and other serious interventions? Then consider working with a naturopathic ...

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In 2003, the first commercially successful electronic cigarette debuted in China. Today, millions of consumers regularly use ENDS, especially, e-cigarettes. Juul e-cigarettes, apparently created to help adult smokers quit smoking more easily, are now the most ...

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The electronic cigarette is becoming more and more popular, and much of the appeal is based on ideas that it causes no harm to your health. But as science catches up with this growing trend, ...

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You probably know that plastics are a huge source of environmental pollution, but it may be surprising to find out that microplastics are now detected in the air, the seafood we eat and even in ...

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Caffeine, regardless of the source, can be both a headache trigger or headache inhibitor. Caffeine withdrawal headaches, however, occur when someone normally dependent on caffeine (like one or more cups of coffee or tea a ...

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