Time Of Day

Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Maybe some snacks in between. For most people, when you eat seems pretty simple. I mean, it’s not always an easy schedule to follow if you’re busy at work or waiting for a friend, but most of us are familiar with the general idea. Is this what’s actually best for us,

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Bile

No, don’t back away. I know bile isn’t generally considered a pleasant thing, but it is important. Without it, your digestive system wouldn’t work properly and you wouldn’t be able to get all the nutrients you need out of food. The concept of bile dates all the way back to Ancient Greece, when doctors thought

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Alcohol

Wouldn’t it be nice if we could just make a list of the things that make your blood sugar go up and the things that make your blood sugar go down? Unfortunately, it’s not quite that simple, especially when alcohol is involved. If you’re watching your blood sugar, especially if you have a condition like

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Ergonomics

“What exactly are ergonomics?” I hear you ask. “And what do they have to do with bones and joints?” It’s what happens when engineering meets physiology and psychology. In the context of the musculoskeletal system, it’s about trying to prevent problems like carpal tunnel syndrome, repetitive strain injury, and back pain. Specifically, ergonomics involves scientists

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Sleep

If stem cells are all about growth, healing and regeneration, surely the best way to encourage their presence in your body is to practice a more regenerative lifestyle, right? Things like what you eat and how you exercise change your body, removing the bad stuff and increasing the good. Few things serve a more regenerative

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