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Miller Fisher Syndrome is an uncommon acquired nerve disorder and it is a variant of Guillain-Barre syndrome. MFS is characterized by sudden loss of reflexes,
[nextpage title=”…”] According to statistics from the National Institutes of Health, 75% of Americans will have hemorrhoids in their lifetime, and 50% will experience hemorrhoids
Did you know that 4 out of 5 college students drink and at most colleges 40% of students report binge drinking? Check out this infographic
Gaining weight isn’t necessarily a bad thing! What to eat, how to eat it and when to eat it? – EAT YOUR CARBS! A good
Many arthritis sufferers report their joints are more stiff and painful when the temperature drops, but this can happen with or without rain. Increasing barometric
A few conclusions: Eating fat doesn’t actually make us fat. It’s the insulin cycle, triggered by eating carbohydrates. The easily-digestible carbs like refined flour, soda,
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