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Why Some Germs Are Good for Immunity

By Mo Perry

Learn why a little exposure to germs and viruses is good for your health.

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Long-Haul-Covid Recovery and Vaccines

By Mo Perry

Some people with long-haul COVID have seen their symptoms abate after getting one of the mRNA vaccines. Here’s what might be at play.

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Why Autoimmune Diseases Are on the Rise — Especially After COVID

By Mo Perry

Lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, and other autoimmune conditions are on the rise, partly because of the prevalence of long COVID. Discover what can trigger autoimmunity and how a functional-medicine approach can help.

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How Does the Body Process Alcohol?

By Mo Perry

Here’s the nitty-gritty on exactly how your body processes that glass of red wine.

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How Do Hormones Influence Alcohol Tolerance?

By Mo Perry

Estrogen levels can influence how quickly we metabolize alcohol. Here’s how.

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How Does Alcohol Tolerance Change as We Age?

By Mo Perry

As we get older, we process alcohol less efficiently. Here’s why.

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What Are the Health Effects of Moderate Alcohol Consumption?

By Mo Perry

Alcohol seems to affect us all differently — and even affect our own bodies differently over time. Here are answers to some of your questions about booze and the body.

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Can Massage Soothe Pain?

By Mo Perry

Massage can lower cortisol levels and enhance dopamine, serotonin, and oxytocin, all of which helps with pain relief.

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Can Massage Help Ease Anxiety and Depression?

By Mo Perry

Stimulating the peripheral nerves with massage can switch the nervous system into rest-and-relaxation mode.

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11 Massage Modalities

By Mo Perry

From acupressure to myofascial release to trigger-point therapy, here are various forms of massage — and what they are good for.

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Can Massage Help Relieve Headaches?

By Mo Perry

Shiatsu-style massage and craniosacral therapy can help with chronic headaches.

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How Massage and Healing Touch Benefit Overall Health

By Mo Perry

Massage can help with pain relief, digestion, and even immunity.

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What to Do When You’ve Been Ghosted

By Mo Perry

Not having closure can make it difficult to move on. Here’s one strategy.

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How to Cultivate a Healthy Response to Rejection

By Mo Perry

Being rejected is disappointing, but becoming self-aware can help temper your reaction.

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How to Deal With Rejection

By Mo Perry

Fear of rejection can keep us from living life fully, but there are graceful ways to handle the sting.

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9 Cruciferous Veggies — and How to Enjoy Them

By Mo Perry

There are a wide variety of brassicas and many delicious ways to prepare them.

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Can People With Thyroid Conditions Eat Cruciferous Vegetables?

By Mo Perry

Cooking and fermenting the veggies — and making sure you have adequate iodine — might be the key.

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Should You Cook Cruciferous Vegetables?

By Mo Perry

The answer depends on how strong your digestion is, say some experts.

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The Power of Cruciferous Vegetables

By Mo Perry

Cauliflower, kale, and other crucifers are some of the most anti-inflammatory foods out there. But, how do they affect digestion and thyroid function?

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Why Are My Gums Receding?

By Mo Perry

Here are some root causes — and what you can do about it.

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Why Do I Have Oral Thrush?

By Mo Perry

Here are some root causes of oral thrush — and what you can do about it.

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