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Parry-Romberg syndrome is an extremely rare autoimmune disorder also known as progressive facial hemiatrophy. continue reading...
Tuning into your body can help you and your doctor better understand what’s going on. continue reading...
Well-known as one of the NFL’s greatest all-time running backs, Mike Haynes has been in the Pro Football Hall of Fame since 1997. Over his career he played for both the New England Patriots and the L.A. Raiders, and was known for his speed and agility.
Ronnie Lott was a hard-hitting cornerback who has had as much success off the field as he did on since his retirement. continue reading...
First it was sugar, then it was dairy and now it’s gluten. Gluten is the most recent bad-boy of the dietary world. continue reading...
When a dentist looks into your mouth, he is looking for more than just a cavity. continue reading...
Regardless of how bad your gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) symptoms are, successfully fighting heartburn and acid reflux also requires some changes in lifestyle, ranging from the food you eat to the clothes you wear. Here are some tips to help you out: continue reading...
There are some nights where I go to bed early only to wake up just as sleepy! According to this article from Women’s Health the problem is that even though we’re getting the 8 hours of required sleep, we’re not actually getting the deep sleep that is needed! continue reading...
The H1N1 Flu strain was first seen in Mexico in early 2009, and quickly gained momentum and reached pandemic proportions. While several deaths have been reported from the illness, causing panic, it is important to note that in most cases ‘Swine flu’ – as it is referred to colloquially – is likely no more dangerous than traditional seasonal influenza. In this video, WatchMojo.com speaks with physician Dr. Pierre-Paul Tellier to learn more about the groups most affected by the swine flu virus, as well as what steps to take to avoid becoming sick, and finally what to do if you start to show symptoms. continue reading...
As the weather gets colder and the days get shorter it’s that much easier for Americans to feel down. While all of us have bad days, one in every 14 americans suffers from clinical depression. continue reading...
Does your food make you itch, swell or feel gassy? If so you may be suffering from a food allergy or it could be a food intolerance. continue reading...
