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Dealing with Dizziness Is Difficult
Determining the cause of dizziness is the first step to finding a way to relieve it.
Nicotine Patch for Long COVID or Alzheimer’s? Why Nicotine?
Millions of people are suffering from long COVID. Millions more have Alzheimer disease. Could a nicotine patch help both conditions?
MAO Inhibitors Are Oldies but Goodies for Stubborn Depression
Depression is common and disabling. Modern antidepressants don't always help, but older drugs called MAO inhibitors may work.
Is There a Natural Herbal Remedy for Colds or Flu?
Colds in the spring can be really bad for people with high blood pressure. Can you get relief from an herbal remedy for colds?
Psyllium Fiber Is Versatile Remedy
Psyllium fiber is inexpensive and amazingly versatile. Not only can it control both constipation and diarrhea, it can help heartburn, too.
Is Death Just Another Ignorable Drug Side Effect?
The strange seduction of pharma ads: why doesn't scary drug side effect information scare us anymore? Smiling through the warnings wins big!
Show 1428: The Hidden Power of the Unconscious Brain
Dr. Allan Hamilton is a neurosurgeon who has helped many people heal. He describes amazing abilities of the unconscious brain.
Why Are There So Many Cases of Whooping Cough?
Cases of whooping cough (pertussis) are rising fast. It can kill young children and can make anyone very sick. Is vaccine hesitancy to blame?
Red Dye and Other Synthetic Dyes: Going, Going…GONE?
Thousands of foods, drinks and candies contain Red Dye No. 3. So do many drugs. The FDA says Red Dye and other petroleum-based dyes must go!
Why Are Measles Outbreaks Growing?
The current measles outbreaks can be traced to infections among international travelers. More than 700 cases in the country could re-establish the virus.
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