In the heart of Aquebogue, New York, a crisis quietly unfurls its wings at Crescent Duck Farm, marking a pivotal moment for Long Island’s famed duck farming legacy. This last commercial stronghold, a farm that has sustained the traditions of a once-booming industry, now faces an unprecedented challenge. An outbreak of bird flu, detected within its extensive…
When we think about animals with emotional depth and complex social interactions, cows rarely make the list. However, recent research is revealing a different side to these gentle giants — one that shows a surprisingly rich emotional life. A study from the University of Sydney suggests that cows are far more than just farm animals;…
There’s a curious discussion unfolding in the world of genetics about the Y chromosome—specifically, its potential disappearance from the human DNA blueprint. This chromosome, a bearer of maleness, may be shrinking, and scientists are pondering what that means for the future of men. It’s a scenario that seems plucked from a sci-fi novel, but the…
In recent years, a fascinating trend has emerged: more women are choosing to remain single for extended periods, and they are often happier because of it. This shift reflects broader societal changes, where traditional relationship norms are being reassessed and redefined. Today’s women are making empowered choices about their lives, opting for singlehood not out…
In the realm of pet care, few things are as paramount as the food we provide for our loyal four-legged friends. Dogs, for many of us, aren’t just pets; they’re cherished members of our families whose well-being ranks at the top of our priorities. Their health, vitality, and happiness depend significantly on the nutrition we…
It’s important to stay on top of the news about COVID-19 because what we know changes so rapidly. The number of global cases and deaths continue to climb as scientists discover more about this highly contagious virus. One silver lining shown by new research is that those with asthma are not being hit as hard…
Understandably so, many people have questions about the novel coronavirus. Here I answer questions about symptoms and prevention. Question From Renee Galante – “If you lose your taste or sense of smell could you be a carrier?” According to The American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, this is a possibility. They’re noting anecdotal reports…
Currently, the CDC does not recommend that healthy individuals wear masks while in public. But these official guidelines could be changing to reduce the spread of the coronavirus. In other countries, especially Asian countries, wearing a mask is extremely common during respiratory outbreaks. Both Taiwan and Hong Kong were able to greatly control their COVID-19…
With some reports ranking Michigan as the second sickest state in the nation, reports of influenza cases continue to rise. With so many of my patients, friends, and family falling ill with the flu, I know the flu is worse this year. As of December 28, 2019, the Michigan Disease Surveillance Systems reported over 300,000…
No products in the cart.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Use these delicious, doctor-approved recipes to beat bloat, brain fog, and low energy — at any age!
"*" indicates required fields
Use these delicious, doctor-approved recipes to beat bloat, brain fog, and low energy — at any age!
"*" indicates required fields
