How athletes use caffeine: Boosting performance or risking health?
Many endurance athletes start their workouts with a jolt of caffeine in a cup of coffee or energy drink. Not Gilson. He had ...
What you need to know to make smart choices about caffeine
So when the lights appear to flicker or she sees an aura — sure signs a migraine is imminent — she says she’ll reach for ...
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How to make the most of fresh local sweet corn
Sweet corn on the cob is one of the culinary joys of summer. Chef John Ash offers recipes for more ways to savor it.
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Former Sabres, Senators forward Tyler Ennis retires from professional hockey
Tyler Ennis, whose 700-game NHL career included a lengthy tenure with the Buffalo Sabres and multiple stints with the Ottawa ...
Learning about the practice of cupping at Charm City Integrative Health
Marty Bass is in Baltimore learning about both Eastern and Western medicine and how it can help achieve an optimal level of ...
Drinking coffee linked to lower risk of diabetes, heart disease and stroke, study finds. Here's how much you should be having.
People who have one to three cups a day face a lower risk of developing diabetes, heart disease and other cardiometabolic ...
Study suggests how many cups of coffee per day may benefit your health
In today’s health headlines, how much coffee to drink per day for health benefits, the outlook for antibiotic resistance in ...
Temple OrthoBiologics Launches to Deliver Next-Generation Sports Medicine-Call to Action for Women and Youth
Press Release Temple OrthoBiologics, a new venture spun out from women's health company Temple Therapeutics, is proud to announce its official launch heralding a breakthrough in orthopedic sports ...
Drinking 1 to 3 cups of coffee a day may protect heart health, new study finds
The caffeine in your coffee or tea might not just be a daily vice — it could be reducing your risk for heart disease, ...
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What Are The Dark Circles Some Swimmers Have On Their Backs? It’s Called Cupping And It Has Been Used In Medicine Since 1550 BCE.
You might have noticed that many of the swimmers had dark circles on their backs, but why? Turns out it’s due to a treatment ...
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Two new Barbie x Stanley cups dropped today. Here's where to get them before they sell out
The cup features the iconic black and white stripe from the first ... Dr. Joel Stoddard, associate psychiatry professor at ...
Bras for Older Women: An Expert Fitter and Bra Designer Weigh In
Here are the best bras for older women, including bras that are easy to put on for seniors. These wired and unwired ...