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In recent time, acupuncture has gained recognition as a method of eliminating or reducing pain in some clinical conditions. However, the efficiency of the method, as well as its fundamentals, are still questioned by many practitioners.

Flu season is starting. Influenza could keep you in bed for a week or so, but it could also lead to life-threatening complications. Should you get a flu vaccine this fall?

Protein shakes are a favorite way to take in extra protein. But if you suffer from bloating or discomfort when you use them, or you're just sick of the sight of them, these recipes can help you get your supplements - in the form of snacktime favorites!

Curious about Stevia? This plant has been used to sweeten foods and beverages for at least a couple of hundred years, but has only recently become popular in North America. What is it- and can you benefit from it?

Have you been feeling dizzy since you downloaded iOS7 to your iPhone? Apple IPad and iPhone users have been complaining that the new Zoom and Parallax features cause headaches, nausea, vertigo, and motion sickness. Here's how to prevent these symptoms.

There are a number of social, physical, and psychological factors that can influence your chances of having a baby. A recent study finds a correlation between personality traits of an individual and fertility. Read on to find out more about the study.

Fungal infections of the toenails are unsightly, unpleasant, and uniquely difficult to treat. People have toenail fungus for 20, 30, and even 40 and 50 years at a time. But an off-label application of an FDA-approved laser may get rid of fungus for good.

Traditional Asian medicine offers powerful remedies that many modern folks can learn a lot from. Would you try liquor made with human feces to heal bruises, cuts and broken bones faster?

On September 24, 2013, the US Preventive Services Task Force announced new guidelines for the use of two drugs for preventing breast cancer in women. For women at low or average risk of the disease, however, side effects outweigh cancer prevention.

Eating disorders and alcohol abuse have often been found to co-exist. A recent study shows that there could be a genetic linkage between the two. Read on to find out about more about the study.