Lasik surgery to correct poor eyesight is incredibly popular. More than 700,000 Americans had it last year.1
But chances are, most of them don’t know that it has never been rigorously tested. That’s because, unlike new drugs, medical procedures don’t require large-scale clinical studies before they can be used.
… Read MoreAs we age, the memory, quick learning, and mental energy we once took for granted is often replaced by forgetfulness and embarrassing “senior moments.”
But a new study shows that one food may be key to keeping your brain power as the years go by.
… Read MoreSummer sunburn season is here…and despite our best intentions, sooner or later many of us will end up looking like a tomato.
First comes the pain. Then the itch. And finally the ugly peeling. The misery can last for the better part of a week.
… Read MoreNutmeg evokes memories of the fall. We associate the pungent spice with pumpkin pie or perhaps hot cider. Maybe we like a dash in our coffee.
… Read MoreOne in three American adults has high blood pressure. And millions of us take drugs for it.1
But blood pressure medications often don’t work well. And they can have nasty side effects. They include headaches, nausea, fatigue, and sexual problems in men.2
… Read MoreInflammation may be the root of all diseases.1
On a cellular level, it’s linked to many of mankind’s worst illnesses, including cancer, heart disease, arthritis, diabetes, Alzheimer’s, and obesity.
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