Drug-induced nutrient depletion is a common and often overlooked side effect of many medications. It occurs when certain drugs interfere with the body’s ability to absorb, metabolize, or utilize certain nutrients such as vitamins, minerals, enzymes, and other nutritional co-factors. …
A recent article published in the journal PLOS ONE indicates that women may have a better sense of smell than men due to having more cells dedicated in their olfactory bulb. The olfactory bulb is the region of the brain …
Your Husband Really Can’t Smell That, And How To Ensure He Doesn’t Get Alzheimer’s Read more »
Cholesterol problems are a frequent finding on blood tests. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s cholesterol facts estimates that 71 million American adults have high cholesterol. That is just under 34% of the American population! The most commonly prescribed …
Cholesterol Lowering Medications: Worth The Cost? Read more »
