Articles tagged with Education
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Are You A Smoothie Criminal?
Educational Several factors determine whether your smoothies are satisfying and healthy. Cut through the misinformation and learn what science reveals.
Are You Getting Enough Potassium?
Nutritional Food Many Americans do not consume enough potassium. With abundant potassium food sources, consider various ways to eat it.
Dying of Laughter
Educational Laughter is credited with alleviating everything from allergies to back pain and rhuematoid arthritis. But is there a limit?
Vasectomy or Tubal Ligation
Mature Compare 18 birth control methods. Vasectomies do not affect testosterone level, erections, climaxes, or sex drive. Women have a similar procedure.
Correlation Between Cold Weather and Common Cold
Educational It may appear that cold is implicated within the name of the illness. Before resting your case, consider expert conclusions.
Where Lost Weight Goes
Educational Science does not support the notion of remarkable weight loss by typical waste elimination. Compare current methods to treat morbid obesity.
Working With Obsessive People
Educational Mental health professionals try to fix them and the uninformed often stigmatize these generally high-functioning individuals.
Break Biological Weight Barrier
Educational Scientists believe each individual has a genetically determined weight range. Do physiological chemicals or metabolic syndrome hinder weight loss?
Growth of Ethiopian Medical Profession
Educational The ratio of Ethiopian doctors has improved 3,000 percent. Learn more about this culture and how it is flourishing.
Obese Because of Hypothyroidism
Educational Being overweight has medical and social consequences. Can it be a glandular problem? If so how is it treated?
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