Colloidal silver’s use as a health remedy is a tale as old as time. But modern scientists question its silver bullet status. Our expert explains.
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What Is Meditation?
There’s no one right way to meditate. In fact, meditation can take on many forms, whether that’s deep breathing and mindfulness, or through yoga or tai chi. Find a style that suits you.
How To Stop Procrastinating
Procrastination doesn’t have to make your life or to-do list more stressful. Here’s how to unlearn these habits and start getting things done on time.
9 Ways To Stay Awake Without Caffeine
Addicted to coffee or caffeine? Here are some healthier solutions that can address your overall problem with fatigue.
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Moxibustion: What Is It and Does It Work?
Moxibustion is a therapeutic method in traditional Chinese medicine, and it’s commonly used alongside acupuncture. An acupuncturist explains how moxibustion works, why it’s used and whether it’s right for you.
Should You Be on PrEP?
It was hard to imagine that medication could someday prevent the spread of HIV. But now, PrEP has become an important tool in lowering the risk of contracting it. Learn more about this innovative “pre-exposure” drug.
Who Do You Tell If You Have Huntington’s Disease (and How To Do It)
There’s no easy to way tell your closest family and friends that you have Huntington’s disease, but it’s a discussion that needs to take place when you’re ready. Here’s how to have the conversation.
How Does Huntington’s Disease Affect Work?
If you’ve been diagnosed with Huntington’s disease, you don’t need to leave your job right away. Keeping in close contact with your doctor, and addressing symptoms as they come up, will help you make the best decision about employment for your health and future.
How To Cope With Huntington’s Disease
Taking care of your health after being diagnosed with Huntington’s disease is a team effort. You can work with your care team to put together a plan to manage your mental health and physical symptoms, and find a support group.
What’s Causing Your Neck Pain?
Nearly 86.8% of people have neck pain at some point in their lives. But just because it’s common, doesn’t mean you have to live with it. An osteopathic medical specialist explains.
