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Low-Dose Oral Minoxidil: Hope or Hype for Hair Loss?
Is there anything that will grow hair? Low-dose oral minoxidil has shown promise in that regard, but are there risks? Readers wants to know!
How You Can Use Melatonin to Ease Reflux
Although melatonin is usually sold over the counter as a sleep aid, research indicates it can also help ease symptoms of acid reflux.
Damage Deferred: The Menace of Delayed Drug Side Effects
Many popular meds can cause delayed drug side effects. They include statins, steroids, ACEi BP drugs, PPIs and metformin. Were you Warned?
Curing Asthma by Eliminating an Underlying Fungal Infection
Are some hard-to-treat asthma cases caused by an infection? Research suggests that may be the case. Curing asthma is not easy, but some people say it is possible.
Burning Mouth Syndrome Can Make Life Miserable
Treating the pain of burning mouth syndrome may require ruling out drug reactions and nutritional deficiencies.
Skeptic Discovers Benefit of Soap for Neuropathy
A reader reports good results using soap for neuropathy and RLS. Soap with essential oils may activate TRP channels to reduce nerve pain.
Why Should You Listen to The People’s Pharmacy Podcast?
The People's Pharmacy Podcast is a treasure trove of helpful health advice and practical tips. Tune in for cutting-edge information.
Show 1416: Exposing Fraud and Arrogance in Alzheimer’s Research
An intensive examination of research publications on Alzheimer's found that several showed telltale signs of fraud and arrogance.
If Statins Save Lives, Why Is Heart Disease Still #1 Killer?
Heart disease remains our # 1 killer, even after decades of statin therapy. Why don't statins save lives when it comes to primary prevention?
The Sexdemic: Why Infections Seem Worse Than Ever This Year!
Did you catch flu? Will you be spreading it or colds, COVID, RSV, norovirus or whooping cough? That's what we call a SEXDEMIC! Contagious?
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