4 Asthma Triggers: Breathe Easier with These Asthma Products
If you’ve ever had your bronchial tube go into a spasm, you know how scary it is! Bronchospasm occurs when the breathing airways suddenly contract, making it hard to breathe and…
Calcium and Hypercalcemia Treatment Options
Your body is amazingly skilled at maintaining homeostasis and equilibrium of your ‘electric’ minerals. The minerals most important to your muscle and heart function include magnesium and calcium. Today’s focus is…
N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC): Why You Should Care – and Act Fast!
If you've been in the health and wellness world for a while, you’ve probably heard of N-acetyl cysteine (NAC). It’s a superstar amino acid, and I’m here to tell you why…
6 Medicinal Uses for Baking Soda
Everyone has some baking soda in the house, and if not, you should get some. Aside from baking with it, I also use it in my garbage disposal, do laundry and…
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How Glutathione is Depleted from the Body
What if you were taking an over-the-counter med for something simple, and it was stripping you of an important antioxidant? Would you want to know? What if I told you the antioxidant in…
Part Monkey Part Human Embryo Created
An experiment has taken place where researchers just created an embryo that is half human and half monkey. They allowed the living thing to grow for 20 days, and then it…
Unusual Causes for Muscle Twitching
Do you ever get a little twitch near your eye, or on your ankle or calf? How about your finger or near your elbow? Almost everyone gets an occasional twitch and…
Causes and Solutions for Dysphagia
Many seniors experience dysphagia, which is the term for people who have difficulty swallowing their food or pills. Difficulty can be defined in many ways, but it usually means extra time…
How Calcium Channel Blockers Work
Calcium channel blockers are a broad category of prescription medications used for their ability to help with cardiovascular disease. And they do help people, however, like every medication, there is a risk…
2 Steps to Making Thyroid Hormone
Your thyroid gland sits at the base of your throat and is approximately 1.5 to 2 inches wide. Under normal circumstances, it produces thyroid hormone that gets distributed throughout your body.…
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