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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.
Are You Responding Too Quickly?
Patient-Friendly If you build a story that differs from the one a speaker is expressing, you are having a tangential conversation.
Dark Side of Hydroquinone
Patient-Friendly Why dermatologists are cautious about prescribing hydroquinone, which is one of the most effective skin lightening agents.
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.
Scrubs Standard Public Disgrace
Patient-Friendly Preconceived notions cause some medical professionals to take umbrage at the sight of their beloved scrubs walking about in public.
Cellulite and Stretch Mark Treatments
Patient-Friendly Who gets stretch marks and cellulite? What causes them and, most importantly, how can you minimize their appearance?
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.
Get Souped Up For Cervical Cancer
Recipe Women may wish to include wholesome soups that combat cervical cancer in their regular meal planning.
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?
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