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A Bit More Healthy publishes health and human anatomy issues people need to know about, but often avoid discussing publicly.
Can Pain Remedies Emulate Opioids?
Opioids quickly address both emotional and physical response to pain. Whatever alternative treatment offered should do the same.
Porcelain Veneers or Bonding?
Walk into a dentist office while hiding an embarrassing smile and walk out ready to audition for a toothpaste commercial. Which cosmetic dental technique is more natural and durable?
Vitamin Deficiencies Affect Your Mood
Are you under abnormal stress, unsuccessfully masking a personal tragedy, or simply skipping required nutrition? These situations can overshadow an ordinarily pleasant personality, causing social conflicts.
Life With Lupus
This autoimmune system disorder may go undetected for months or years with symptoms ranging from mild to aggressive attacks on skin and internal organs.
Easy Peasy Protein Powder Recipe
Exchange your two-pound $40 tub of protein powder for three pounds of raw almonds and a pound of dried split peas. Keep the change and enjoy a nutty, all-natural superfood-enriched protein powder... 🍲
How To Prevent Oversharing
If your personal revelation could easily begin with, “This may shock you…” it is probably a good idea to put the rest of the statement on hold while you rationally...
How to Enjoy Being a Vegetarian
A vegetarian diet is not appropriate for everyone. Many who try do not last beyond a few weeks. What are two keys to vegetarian success?
Improve Glaucoma Hindsight
Don’t wait for noticeable eye problems. When glaucoma symptoms are obvious, your hindsight isn’t 20/20.
No Whey Hemp is Better Than Soy Protein Powder
Whether you are a bodybuilding champion, lactating mom, growing teenager or sedentary executive, you should not ignore your body’s need for protein. Is Hemp better than soy plant-based protein supplements? 🍲
Benefits of Dynamic MRI
Most static radiology does not capture variable pressure points. Subsequent viewers of front-facing spinal images may lack the context of the amount of pressure that exerts pain.
