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Going Alcohol Free: Strategies For Success

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Are you confused about the trending alcohol recommendations? Wait a minute, last year alcohol in moderation was good for me and this year it’s not? For many years, it was widely accepted that moderate alcohol use was actually healthy, in the absence of alcohol dependency or health problems exacerbated by alcohol. But new research now suggests that even small amounts of alcohol can have negative effects on your health. And the growing legions of the sober-curious report increased well-being, lower rates of depressions, and better sleep.

No More Heartburn: The Natural Acid Reflux Approach

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As anyone who has experienced it knows, the discomfort of acid reflux can be excruciating. It can also interfere with sleep and lead to serious medical conditions like esophageal cancer and tooth decay. What Is Acid Reflux? Acid reflux develops when stomach acid travels up your esophagus, which is the narrow tube from your mouth …

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Spring Allergies Got You Down? Try These Natural Solutions for Relief!

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Spring is often characterized as a season of renewal, hope, and rebirth. However, for many, it’s also a season of runny noses, itchy and watery eyes. In fact, about 25% of  North Americans suffer from seasonal allergies, with the spring season being the biggest offender.  Spring allergies typically happen when your immune system detects a …

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PCOS + Gut Health: What You Need To Know

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Up to five million women in the U.S. have Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), but this condition remains frustratingly difficult to diagnose and treat. One study found that 70% of women with PCOS haven’t been diagnosed, so they continue to experience debilitating symptoms. With a wide range of symptoms, PCOS can have a profound influence on …

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