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NAD+ and the Cellular Energy Crisis: Why Researchers Are Watching This Coenzyme

NAD+ levels fall with age, and researchers are studying links to energy, sleep and aging. Human evidence for NAD+ boosters is still mixed and early.

Medical

human microbes.org: $500 Per Poop or a Risky Pipe Dream?

Human microbes.org advertises $500 per stool sample, but the FDA warned it in 2024 over unapproved FMT products and poor donor screening.

Supplements

8 Key Ingredients in Weight Loss Supplements: What the Evidence Says

Key ingredients in weight loss supplements, from green tea to garcinia, show small or no effects in studies, and some carry liver risks.

Why Functional Beverages are Changing the Drinks Market

Functional beverages are changing the drinks market as shoppers seek lower-sugar, plant-based drinks with clean labels. Here's why.

10 Things You Need To Know About In-Patient Addiction Recovery And Therapy

Inpatient addiction treatment offers 24-hour care, detox, therapy and aftercare. Here are 10 things to know about cost, fit and what happens next.

Is a Suboxone Clinic Right For You?

Is a Suboxone clinic right for you? Suboxone treats opioid addiction and works best with counseling. Weigh commitment, support, cost and health first.

Plantar Fasciitis: A Common Heel Problem Treated by Podiatrists

Plantar fasciitis is a common cause of heel pain that is worst in the morning. Most people improve with stretching, rest and good shoes.

Vape That Looks Like a Cigarette

A vape that looks like a cigarette suits new adult vapers. Compare batteries, tanks vs cartridges and price, and know that vaping still carries risks.

Crucial Benefits of a Drug Rehab Program

Drug rehabilitation benefits include a safe setting, therapy, peer support, medication when needed and aftercare. How rehab supports recovery.

7 Things That Happen To Your Body When You Stop Using Drugs

When you stop using drugs, sleep, mood, appetite and energy can improve over months. Withdrawal can be risky, so quit with medical help and support.