Elevated Cholesterol and Cardiovascular Disease

Most people associate elevated cholesterol with heart disease, and for good reason. However, the relationship between cholesterol and cardiovascular health isn’t as simple as “cholesterol is bad.” The body actually needs cholesterol to function properly. It plays a crucial role in cell structure, hormone production, and even digestion. The real issue arises when cholesterol levels […]

Drug Prices Up Retail Pharmacies Down

Three major problems are putting America’s prescription drug supply in danger. First, pharmaceutical benefits management companies (PBMs) are controlling drug supply chains behind the scenes to make more money for themselves. Second, more pharmacies are shutting down, leaving many communities, particularly impoverished and rural ones, with no easy way to get medicines. Third, and just as serious, both […]

Cystitis and Bladder Pain Let’s Talk About It

Over the years, we have learned that many people suffer in silence when it comes to bladder problems, especially something as common as mild cystitis (inflammation of the bladder), and only seek professional help when the symptoms become more serious. It’s a condition that may be shrugged off as a minor nuisance, but for those […]

What Happens if you Stop Taking Hair Growth Supplements?

While many people believe we should get all our nutrients from food (and they’re not wrong), that’s easier said than done. A balanced diet full of vegetables, fruits, nuts, and legumes can provide most of what we need. But in reality, many people don’t eat this way. On top of that, certain medications or health […]

Real Cold Relief Might Be Closer Than You Think

What is the common cold? The common cold is by far the most prevalent disease worldwide. In fact, in 2019, it was estimated that there were around 17 billion colds each year worldwide[1], easily dwarfing the next most prevalent illness, which was diarrheal diseases (7 billion cases), and in third place was HIV/AIDS (2 billion […]

Build Better Bone Strength. Meet the Bone Health Pack

Strong bones aren’t just about avoiding fractures. They’re about living life fully. Whether you’re chasing grandkids across the yard, hiking on weekends, or just getting through the day without that creaky, stiff feeling in your joints, your bone health plays a quiet but crucial role in how you move, feel, and function. The truth is, […]

National Nurses Day 2025

National Nurses Day, celebrated this year as part of National Nurses Week from May 6-12, honors the role nurses play in healthcare. This week-long celebration, established by the American Nurses Association (ANA), also marks the anniversary of the birth of Florence Nightingale, a pioneer in nursing. Events like National Student Nurses Day and School Nurse […]

Safer Alternatives to Klonopin for Sleep and Anxiety

Clonazepam, commonly known by its brand name Klonopin, is a benzodiazepine prescribed for conditions such as anxiety disorders, panic attacks, and certain seizure disorders. While clonazepam is effective for these and other conditions, the fact that it is a controlled substance highlights its potential for dependence and withdrawal symptoms. For many people, this makes it […]

Skyrizi for Ulcerative Colitis: What a New Study Found

Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is a group of life-long diseases affecting the intestines. The main types of IBD are ulcerative colitis (UC) and Crohn’s disease. More than three million people in the US have been diagnosed with IBD, with about 60% having ulcerative colitis and the remaining 40% with Crohn’s. What’s more, the incidence appears […]

Why are Generic Versions Cheaper Than Brand-Name Drugs?

Developing new drugs is a very lengthy and expensive process. Estimates have ranged from $1 billion to as high as $2.8 billion for a single drug before any revenue from sales. The process can take as long as ten years, including clinical trials, which alone take six to seven years on average. Also, there is […]