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Decrease Cholesterol Without Statins
You need to maintain low cholesterol levels. This waxy buildup within blood vessels may block a major artery, restricting oxygen to your brain.
Why dermatologists are cautious about prescribing hydroquinone, which is one of the most effective skin lightening agents.
Living With Pain Relievers is Not Entirely Pain-Free
Are you dependent upon pain relievers to perform daily tasks? Untreated chronic pain can have dangerous physical and emotional consequences.
Prevent Misdirected Doctor Visits
Do you sometimes visit a medical doctor with baffling symptoms? Too complex visits can leave you feeling unsatisfied.
Should You Take Medical Marijuana?
How do you balance the physical and social ramifications of taking prescribed cannabis products for neurological conditions?
Cope With Psychology of Chronic Pain
Coping with chronic pain that alters how you live your daily life can transcend the care medical doctors provide.
Common Drugs Effect Body Weight
A consequence of smoking or drug abuse is dramatically altered diet, which can lead to irregular eating with poor nutrition.
What seems like a simple question baffles many people with low vitamin D, and the doctors who treat them.
Why Patients Disregard Prescriptions
Half of patients do not comply with prescription label directions. Here are reasons why with suggestions for improving medication adherence.
Add Prescriptions to Dementia Causes
Increase in dementia cases may be linked to common prescription medications. Fortunately, one of the most common is excluded.
Are Antibiotics Making You Sick?
What are reasons why taking an antibiotic might actually make us feel worse? Patients may experience fatigue and other adverse reactions from nutrient depletion.
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