You use it every day—sometimes even twice a day (gold star for you!). But when was the last time you actually replaced your toothbrush? If you’re drawing a blank or holding onto one that’s seen better days, you’re not alone. Most people forget that toothbrushes have an expiration date—and it might be a lot sooner…
Utah just made history—and sparked a nationwide debate. On March 27, Governor Spencer Cox signed a law making Utah the first state in the U.S. to ban the addition of fluoride to public drinking water. Starting May 7, cities and water systems across the state will no longer be allowed to fluoridate their water, regardless…
Tuberculosis, once considered a disease in decline, shows alarming signs of resurgence across America and worldwide. Recent outbreaks, including a significant cluster in Kansas affecting 147 people, raise questions about why this ancient lung disease continues to threaten public health despite modern medicine. While the 20th century saw significant advances in controlling TB, recent years…
Gazing into a vast, star-filled sky offers more than just a breathtaking visual spectacle; emerging research suggests that it can be a potent remedy for the mind. Whether in the tranquil embrace of remote wilderness retreats or the serene confines of a backyard, the practice of star bathing presents a simple yet profoundly transformative approach…
Millions of people who contracted COVID-19 now face a hidden health consequence – myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). Recent research reveals alarming numbers: individuals with a COVID-19 history are nearly eight times more likely to develop ME/CFS compared to those without infection. As a physician who survived serious illness as a child, I recognize how…
Recent medical imaging revealed surprising brain damage in a man struggling with severe anger management problems. After enduring years of emotional and physical outbursts from her husband, Brenden, Natasha sought help from a television program, where advanced neurological testing uncovered the biological roots of his aggressive behavior. This case highlights how undiagnosed brain injuries can…
Groundbreaking research published in Nature Medicine reveals deeply concerning findings about microplastic accumulation in human brains. Scientists detected significantly higher concentrations of these tiny plastic particles in brain tissue thanin other organs, raising profound questions about potential impacts on neurological health. Led by Alexander Nihart, researchers employed advanced detection methods to identify microscopic plastic particles…
Every day, millions of families worldwide turn to non-stick cookware, captivated by its promise of convenience and effortless cleanup. However, many are unaware that their beloved frying pans and cooking pots may unwittingly release harmful microplastics into their meals with every single use. A recent study, published in the esteemed journal Science of Total Environment,…
Imagine finding tiny invaders in a place as private as your reproductive system. That’s exactly what scientists have uncovered in a recent groundbreaking study: microplastics, those minuscule particles that seem to have infiltrated every corner of our environment, are now found in human semen. This startling discovery links the pervasive issue of plastic pollution directly…
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Use these delicious, doctor-approved recipes to beat bloat, brain fog, and low energy — at any age!
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