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Health officials confirmed measles exposure in airports and on flights, urging unvaccinated travelers to postpone trips due to contagious risks. The article criticizes the CDC’s approach, likening it to COVID-era “scare tactics” and accusing the agency of ignoring how vaccinated individuals are more likely to...

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Story at-a-glance Heavy metals like lead, mercury, and arsenic enter your body through various environmental sources and cause numerous health issues, including gastrointestinal problems and neurological symptoms Heavy metal toxicity is diagnosed through blood tests, urine analysis, and hair/nail samples, though regular testing isn’t usually...

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A Saharan dust plume larger than the continental U.S. is advancing toward Florida’s Gulf Coast, arriving earlier and more intensely than usual. Health experts warn of respiratory risks due to PM2.5 particles, urging vulnerable populations to limit outdoor activity. Satellite data shows the plume spanning...

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Story at-a-glance Many common vegetables like green onions, bok choy and celery regrow from scraps using just water and sunlight Regrowing kitchen scraps helps cut grocery costs and reduces household food waste with minimal effort You don’t need a garden — just a sunny windowsill,...

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The vaccine makers must expand information about the age groups at risk and warn that myocardial damage has commonly been long-lasting among those who suffer vaccine-related myocarditis, the FDA said Wednesday. Pfizer and Moderna must revise their COVID-19 vaccine labels to include more detailed warnings about the risks of heart...

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A new study in Clinical Nutrition reveals dairy consumption stabilizes blood sugar better than a strict vegan diet, challenging plant-based superiority claims. Researchers found dairy eaters had lower glucose levels and higher beneficial compounds like acetyl-L-carnitine, while vegans experienced more blood sugar spikes. The trial involved 30...

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Story at-a-glance Daily soda drinkers have a 4.69 times higher fracture risk compared to non-drinkers; even one to two sodas weekly increase the risk Soft drinks disrupt calcium-phosphorus balance through phosphoric acid, forcing calcium release from bones even when dietary calcium intake is adequate Diet...

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President Trump signed an executive order implementing a Most-Favored-Nation pricing model to align U.S. drug costs with the lowest global prices. The policy targets brand-name drugs without competition, potentially saving $88 billion over seven years and ending “foreign freeriding” on U.S. innovation. Pharmaceutical companies must...

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Wednesday’s hearing by the U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations on evidence of a cover-up by public health officials of the extent of the risks associated with COVID-19 vaccines was the first of many to come, said Sen. Ron Johnson, chair of the committee. What...

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Millions of women experiencing brain fog during perimenopause may actually have an iron imbalance, not just hormonal changes, according to a University of Oklahoma study. Even women with “normal” iron levels can suffer cognitive decline if their iron isn’t optimized, but dietary adjustments can restore mental clarity...

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(NaturalHealth365)  Here’s a sobering reality that should make every American reconsider their ... Why 60% of Americans are dangerously uninformed about the cancer risk hiding in their glass

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(NaturalHealth365)  Here’s a medical reality that should concern everyone dealing with chronic ... The hidden inflammation sabotaging your health – even after “successful” treatment

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(NaturalHealth365)  The FDA just issued a stark warning that should terrify every ... Genetic lottery makes common chemo drugs deadly – Why do doctors skip testing first

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(NaturalHealth365)  Picture yourself buying groceries next week and noticing something different.  That ... Texas just declared war on Big Food – and your grocery store will never be the same

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(NaturalHealth365) Something strange has been happening to people’s health over the past ... Gut-wrecking herbicide banned worldwide, except where you may live

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(NaturalHealth365)  The average American man can expect to live 74.8 years, while ... Why we are living longer but sicker – and the simple solution to add healthy years to your life

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(NaturalHealth365)  Could the key to better sleep and faster healing be something ... 5,000-year-old sleep solution that Western medicine abandoned for profit

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(NaturalHealth365)  A major new study in JAMA Network Open has uncovered findings ... New study reveals the 40-something weight loss advantage

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(NaturalHealth365)  If you think gum disease is just about your teeth, you’re ... How your mouth can quietly poison your body, scientists warn

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(NaturalHealth365)  We’ve all heard the warnings about smoking, high cholesterol, and lack ... Invisible heart disease risk affects millions – are you at risk?

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(NaturalHealth365)  A new study published in BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine has shattered one ... Your genes don’t control your destiny: How lifestyle choices can add years to your life

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(NaturalHealth365)  A shocking new report from Australia has exposed what may be ... Big Pharma’s dirty secret: Nearly 100 kids land in ER daily from “safe” medications

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Like a spring roll in a bowl! Thai-inspired flavours boost this meat and veggie-packed dinner that’s ready in about 30 minutes. Served with gluten-free ramen or on your favourite rice, it’s a colourful, weeknight-friendly meal that highlights the versatility of bison. This recipe was originally published in the June 2025 issue of alive magazine.

I’ve been a runner for 30 years; I stopped hating it 10 months ago. This is the second in a three-part series on mental health. Last month’s article discussed mindfulness and meditation; this installment focuses on exercise and its important relationship with mental health. An internet search for “exercise programs for beginners” power-lifts the following […]

Gluten-free almond flour is the trick to keeping these bison meatballs tender and juicy. This riff on spaghetti and meatballs gets a healthy makeover with simple ingredient swaps. With familiar flavours, it’s great for cooks looking to try bison or buffalo for the first time. This recipe was originally published in the June 2025 issue […]

Buffalo-milk cheese (mozzarella or feta), roasted cherry tomatoes, and fruit top sourdough toasts for a breakfast, snack, or BBQ side that’s both savoury and sweet. This recipe was originally published in the June 2025 issue of alive magazine.

Naturally sweetened with dates, this new take on a cafe classic incorporates a variety of nourishing ingredients, including carrots, apples, nuts, seeds, and high-protein buffalo yogurt, which keeps these muffins tender. This recipe was originally published in the June 2025 issue of alive magazine.

Last year was the world’s hottest year in recorded history, with Canada warming twice as fast as the global average. It turns out that your brain plays a role in helping you cope with the next heat wave, but it needs some support in the face of rising temperatures. The thermostat of your body Deep […]

Hidden beneath the surface of our conscious mind lie unresolved emotional issues, but also untapped strength and resilience. Here’s how men can access their inner power. All too often, men deal with anger, insecurity, and other strong emotions by keeping them out of sight. Over time, this can negatively impact their relationships and mental health. […]

This Men’s Health Month, celebrate with the ultimate prize pack from Ultimate! This prize includes some of their top-selling products, specially formulated to support many aspects of men’s health. Enter for your chance to win!

Eating plant-based is a dietary choice to feel great about. Every day, three times a day, you have an opportunity to align your actions with your values and eat in a way that remedies many of the ills that afflict humanity and our planet.  Concerned about climate change? You can be part of the solution. […]

Second Wind Dreams [callout] “I’ve seen so many wonderful dreams realized, and the change that’s most meaningful to me is seeing the smile on the dreamer’s face.” [/callout] Ever since Edith was a child, horses were a fixture in her life. Each trip to the stables—both as a rider and, later, a trainer—encoded a lasting memory. But […]

According to clinical data and drug interaction references (e.g., Lexicomp, Micromedex), there is no direct pharmacokinetic interaction between losartan and levothyroxine. However, timing and absorption are important. Levothyroxine should be taken on an empty stomach, ideally 30–60 minutes before breakfast, to ensure consistent absorption. Losartan, on the other hand, can be taken with or without [...]

Losartan is prescribed for managing hypertension (high blood pressure) and safeguarding the kidneys against diabetes-related damage. Additionally, it aids in reducing the likelihood of strokes in individuals with high blood pressure and an enlarged heart. By reducing high blood pressure, it plays a role in preventing strokes, heart attacks, and kidney complications. Losartan falls under [...]

Losartan is prescribed for managing hypertension (high blood pressure) and safeguarding the kidneys against diabetes-related damage. Additionally, it aids in reducing the likelihood of strokes in individuals with high blood pressure and an enlarged heart. By reducing high blood pressure, it plays a role in preventing strokes, heart attacks, and kidney complications. Losartan falls under [...]

Fluoxetine is a medication that requires a prescription and is offered in various forms such as capsules, delayed-release capsules, tablets, and solutions, all of which are ingested orally. (Delayed-release capsules are designed to be absorbed into the body at a slower rate.) In summary  Combining fluoxetine (an SSRI) with amlodipine (a calcium channel blocker) can [...]

This is one question many people contemplate because joining a gym means you have to shell out a lot of money. Well, the answer to this question is not the same for everyone. It depends on person to person. A few people may really benefit from it, while joining a gym may not be everyone's [...]

A captivating smile is often considered a significant asset, but for individuals with severe overbites, it can be a source of discomfort and self-consciousness. In summary: A severe overbite, also known as a deep bite, occurs when the upper front teeth significantly overlap the lower teeth—often by more than 4mm. According to the American Association [...]

The wellness industry has grown exponentially in recent years, sprouting a seemingly unlimited number of subcategories and genres to explore and learn about. As a trillion-dollar industry, health and wellness includes a broader range of activities and amenities than ever before, with something for everyone, regardless of age and physical capabilities. The concept of wellness [...]

Any movement we engage in to make the muscles in our bodies work and burn calories is what is known as an exercise. Exercising is one of the primary reasons why people head to the gym. The gym may motivate you to be consistent with your exercise goals and weight loss journey. The emergence and [...]

Metamucil functions as a fiber supplement, aiding in the treatment of constipation, enhancing stool consistency, and reducing cholesterol levels. It's essential to maintain sufficient daily fluid intake to optimize its efficacy when addressing constipation. However, consuming Metamucil before bedtime may pose risks for the following reasons. Why is it bad to take Metamucil before bed [...]

Imodium, an over-the-counter (OTC) medication, is utilized to alleviate diarrhea symptoms and may induce minor side effects in certain individuals. Upon experiencing symptoms, Imodium can be taken promptly. Loperamide is the active component in Imodium, functioning by retarding the intestinal muscles' contractions, consequently leading to more solid stools. Following the directions on the package, Imodium [...]

In an ever-busy world, calmness has been turned into a luxury and a lifeline. Mindfulness which was originally considered as a marginal spiritual

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In the evolving world of holistic health and self-care, we’ve come to understand that well-being is more than the absence of illness

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Cranberry extract often flies under the radar in conversations about natural health solutions. Yet, this humble fruit, native to North America,

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Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) often hide in plain sight—symptoms can take days or weeks to appear, giving insurers room to contest the injury’s severity.

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The most profound life philosophies often arise from seemingly simple contradictions. Viktor, in a conversation brimming with quiet wisdom, offered one such gem: "It's fun to live when you can have gratitude and keep asking for more."

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Award-winning Rickshaw & Co., the vibrant Indian and Bangladeshi restaurant in Glasgow’s West End, is proud to be featured in Stories Behind Glasgow’s Hospitality, part of the city’s 850th anniversary celebrations.

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A not-to-be-missed literary afternoon celebrating the power of words, music and community will take place on Saturday 14 June 2025 from 12 noon to 2pm at Glasgow University Union, as bestselling author Gillian Shirreffs launches her much-anticipated second book Elephant, in aid of Beatson Cancer Charity.

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International crime expert David Swindle, the former detective who led the Peter Tobin investigation and created Operation Anagram, is coming to Stirling with his brand-new live show Murder: A Search for the Truth.

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Trauma has become something of a buzzword.

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Understanding the differences between methamphetamine and crack cocaine is vital. Both are powerful drugs that harm your body and mind

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The humble hedge plant that’s been healing hearts, warding off witches, and quietly outperforming your multivitamins since the Middle Ages.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. appointed the new members after firing the entire panel.

Blackberries were found to contain a pesticide that can harm the nervous system of fetuses, the Environmental Working Group said.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced that £6 billion of NHS funds will be used to deliver up to 4 million additional NHS tests, scans, and procedures.

Researchers found that vitamin D supplements helped preserve telomere length—a marker of aging—but experts say lifestyle and context matter more.

A new study's findings point to a need for careful consideration when prescribing psychiatric medications.

The health secretary recently removed all of the members of the Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices.

Taxpayer money should not be used to purchase ‘products that fuel the chronic disease epidemic,’ he said.

The regulatory agency will take action if the signals are deemed sufficient, Dr. Vinay Prasad said.

Experts warn of rising mental health risks as children swap outdoor play for 'doom-scrolling.'

The health secretary said he removed the members to help reestablish public confidence in vaccine science.

Doctors often miss the signs, and most patients aren’t diagnosed until the cancer has spread. Now, rates are rising in younger adults.

Breakthrough products should be able to be brought to market quicker than is currently allowed, agency officials say.

Recent research found that habitually sprinkling more salt on food during meals significantly increases the risk of developing gastric cancer.

The antibody is the second to receive regulatory clearance.

The humble bean has a powerful affect on cholesterol levels and decreasing an inflammation marker associated with heart disease and diabetes.

The journal will focus on replication, Dr. Jay Bhattacharya said.

The health secretary says, 'A clean sweep is necessary to reestablish public confidence in vaccine science.'

The signatories of the declaration include a director at the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development.

David Geier, a senior data analyst at the Department of Health and Human Services, has researched vaccines for years.

Residents across China tell The Epoch Times they believe it's far more severe than what the official data indicate.

What exactly is this fungus—and what risks does it pose to U.S. agriculture and public health?

The CDC and FDA urge consumers to check egg cartons and discard affected products across nine states.

Exposure to the products can be life-threatening for children and people with underlying medical conditions.

Earwax contains a treasure-trove of information about our health—including cancer status.

The company received multiple reports of customers suffering from issues such as allergic reactions and respiratory infections.

Officials need time to investigate reported post-vaccination problems, and figure out whether additional, unreported issues exist, they said.

Eighty years of research supports the role of flavanols in heart health.

Your favorite beer likely contains the same contaminants as the PFAS-laced municipal water used in its brewing process.

The Food and Drug Administration does not recommend shots, Dr. Vinay Prasad said.

Science shows that even low levels of light at night can disrupt sleep and long-term health.

TCM uncovers the hidden causes of hypertension and offers natural, personalized strategies for lasting blood pressure control.

Researchers found that vitamin D supplements helped preserve telomere length—a marker of aging—but experts say lifestyle and context matter more.

A new study's findings point to a need for careful consideration when prescribing psychiatric medications.

It turns out, bitterness isn’t just flavor—it’s a powerful signal to your body.

Experts warn of rising mental health risks as children swap outdoor play for 'doom-scrolling.'

Doctors often miss the signs, and most patients aren’t diagnosed until the cancer has spread. Now, rates are rising in younger adults.

Recent research found that habitually sprinkling more salt on food during meals significantly increases the risk of developing gastric cancer.

The humble bean has a powerful affect on cholesterol levels and decreasing an inflammation marker associated with heart disease and diabetes.

Sciatica affects around 40 percent of Americans at some point in their lives.

Sometimes we feel like turning away from the outer world and it may become hard to reemerge. Action can be the key that unlocks the door.

Prevention and awareness are key to keeping a strong and healthy heart.

Eighty years of research supports the role of flavanols in heart health.

The jabs have been reported to have fuelled a ‘baby boom,’ with women saying online they have had ‘Ozempic babies’ despite using contraception.

A balanced gut microbiome may strengthen bones by improving nutrient absorption and reducing inflammation—two major factors in osteoporosis risk.

New research shows cardiac patients who sit more than 14 hours daily face double the risk of death.

Cancer Research UK warned that, despite improvement in overall survival, many more people are being diagnosed with cancer compared with 50 years ago.

Find out which foods can boost potassium levels and help balance sodium intake.

New research finds toxic dust carries virulent, drug-resistant bacteria and chemicals.

Simple lifestyle changes may help prevent lingering exhaustion after a mini-stroke.

Recent study suggests that smell loss from pollution may signal brain risk.

Natural approaches and lifestyle changes may help ease symptoms and support recovery.

The test, known as a liquid biopsy, picks up traces of tumor DNA in the blood.

Exhaustion, brain fog, and the desire to chew ice are signs your iron levels may be low—even if they look normal. Time to check in on this overlooked protein.

New research raises alarm over chemical migration from food packaging and processing equipment.

Post-workout hunger is common, but certain FTO gene variants can make it significantly stronger

A decade-long study reveals an alarming decline in the nutritional quality of children's cereals.

How excess body fat rewires the brain and drives unhealthy eating—and solutions.

What overwork does to the brain—and how to reclaim balance.

Stomach ulcers can cause a different kind of pain than a regular stomachache.

TCM uncovers the hidden causes of hypertension and offers natural, personalized strategies for lasting blood pressure control.

In traditional Chinese medicine body odor is seen not merely as a surface-level issue, but as a manifestation of deeper imbalance.

Tap into traditional Chinese medicine’s timeless approach to skincare by stimulating a single facial acupoint known for promoting balance and supporting detox.

Leg-binding sleep therapy effectively combats insomnia by harmonizing the body’s yin and yang energies.

Strengthening the core muscles of the body may provide relief from urinary leakage.

Recent research found that habitually sprinkling more salt on food during meals significantly increases the risk of developing gastric cancer.

Shingles, also known as herpes zoster, is a viral infection that causes a painful, blistering rash and often affects older adults or those with weakened immune systems. But since the COVID-19 pandemic, shingles has been appearing in unexpected age groups—raising new concerns about immunity, stress, and long-term health risks. Without timely treatment, this condition can […]

Lower limb edema, often observed in office workers who sit for extended periods, may indicate impaired kidney and spleen function.

Being tired doesn't mean it's easier to fall asleep. Regularly massaging certain acupoints can improve sleep.

Beta-glucan supports a more targeted, balanced immune response—and the source, form, and dosage you choose can make all the difference.

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) emphasizes the free and smooth flow of qi (energy) and blood (nutrients) through the body’s meridians as essential to health and vitality. Disruptions in this flow may contribute to a variety of ailments, affecting everything from digestion to skin appearance. As a certified personal trainer, I’ve integrated TCM principles into my […]

Prevention and awareness are key to keeping a strong and healthy heart.

Traditional Chinese medicine practitioner recommends simple massage techniques and herbal teas to help fortify the body's natural defenses.

A healthy lifestyle and moderate diet are essential to nourish the kidneys.

Not all sugars have the same effect in the body—many can be healing in the right amounts and with the right preparation.

Daily stretching and strengthening exercises support better alignment and help address the underlying causes of uneven leg length.

Eye and neck exercises have saved some from surgery and restored healthy eyesight.

A nutritious breakfast can kickstart a healthy lifestyle and help slow down the aging process.

Managing the health of the kidneys can begin before disease appears.

As we age our body's balance systems can weaken. Regular exercises on one foot or leg can help us maintain or restore our ability to stay upright.

Water safety depends on where it comes from, how it's stored, and what it comes into contact with.

Liver health can be supported through diet therapy, acupressure, and stimulating the liver meridian by patting the area between the inner knee and ankle.

‘The human body is like a miniature universe,’ said Shu Rong, certified TCM practitioner.

Traditional Chinese medicine integrates, herbs and foods, lifestyle, and acupressure to boost the immune system during times of seasonal illness.

Corn has many nutritional benefits and can be used in remedies for common health conditions.

Longevity studies reveal the behaviors, mindsets, and traits of those who live the longest.

This easy stretch gently loosens tight back muscles, improves flexiblity, and helps reduce the risk of lumbar spine injuries over time.

From preventing anemia and treating constipation to managing cardiovascular issues, black fungus is a simple food with deep healing properties.

Depression is more than feeling sad—understanding the signs, offering meaningful support, and encouraging healthy habits can make all the difference.

Honey offers real health benefits—but only when it’s chosen carefully and used in moderation.