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3 days ago |
experiencelife.lifetime.life | Alexandra Smith |Elizabeth Millard
They say breaking up is hard to do, but breaking up with a therapist can be especially challenging. It’s a unique relationship, rooted in trust and vulnerability, and it’s also transactional, time limited, and inherently lopsided: The therapist may know almost everything about their client; the client likely knows very little about their therapist. When therapy works, it can be life-changing, even lifesaving. But what if it doesn’t work?
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5 days ago |
everydayhealth.com | Elizabeth Millard
Digestive HealthUlcerative ColitisExplore This TopicShareUlcerative ColitisGet guidance on managing ulcerative colitis with tips on diet, medication, and lifestyle changes to reduce inflammation and support digestive health. LEARN MORE1What Is Ulcerative Colitis?
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1 week ago |
runners.nl | Elizabeth Millard
Misschien is het je ooit overkomen: je hebt een rondje gelopen op een warme zomerdag, je voelt je voldaan, maar plotseling begint de wereld om je heen te tollen. Je voelt je licht in je hoofd, krijgt het koud of juist klam, en voor je het weet zit je op de grond — of erger nog: lig je even buiten westen. Flauwvallen na hardlopen komt vaker voor dan je denkt. Wat veel mensen niet weten, is dat het drinken van ijskoud water na een training juist kan bijdragen aan dat gevoel van flauwte.
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2 weeks ago |
healthcentral.com | Elizabeth Millard
Currently, there’s no laboratory test for diagnosing multiple sclerosis (MS), which means identifying the condition requires a complex process involving a neurological exam as well as MRI imaging tests that find damage in at least two separate areas of the central nervous system, according to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
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2 weeks ago |
experiencelife.lifetime.life | Jill Metzler Patton |Alexandra Smith |Elizabeth Millard |Mo Perry
Some integrative-health practitioners see the recent rise in thyroid-related diseases — including hypothyroidism and thyroid cancer — as evidence that we need more iodine than public health guidelines suggest. “Many feel the current adult RDA of 150 mcg per day was provided as a baseline to prevent goiter and is not an appropriate level for ideal iodine balance to allow for its full range of benefits,” explains Malini Ghoshal, RPh, MS.
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