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Winter Cold and Flu Defense

By Dr. Jared M. Skowron If you’re looking to gear up for the cold and flu season without subjecting yourself or your family to the potential dangers of the flu vaccine, take heart: There are natural ways to boost your immune system and reduce your risk of getting sick. Here are a few to discuss […]

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The Upside to Social Media?

[dropcap]W[/dropcap]e hear about social media every day, and it’s often in a negative context – as in excessive screen time, dependence on technology, and the psychological problems attributable to the platforms themselves, including a constant need to check one’s accounts, high levels of stress based on what one reads online (even potential bullying scenarios or […]

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New Year’s Resolutions That Should Be on Your List (But Probably Aren’t)

A new year is right around the corner, which makes now a great time to review your 2018 resolutions

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The Breakfast Debate: First Meal of the Day Counts

[dropcap]B[/dropcap]reakfast is the meal that breaks the fast from the night before. Some people claim they’re not hungry in the morning, or that they lack time at this hour to eat, yet others never skip this meal. Truth be told, the winner of the breakfast debate is to eat breakfast. Here’s why…. Breakfast is the […]

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Inguinal Hernias—20 Important Life-Saving Facts

by Fred Fletcher INTRODUCTION [dropcap]A[/dropcap]n inguinal hernia takes place when tissue or part of an organ (e.g., the intestines, the stomach, etc.) abnormally pushes through a weakened part of a muscle/wall, thus now protruding into another hitherto inaccessible area, such as the inguinal canal (in inguinal hernias) or outside the human body (in umbilical hernias). […]

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