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Healthcare providers can play a major role in guiding safe and effective use of dietary supplements through collaboration and education on nutrition.
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The Mechanisms of Inflammatory Pain
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Daily consumption of fruits and vegetables is significantly lower than what is recommended on average.
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Buckwheat: A Gluten-Free Super Pseudograin
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Infertility Management with Complementary Medicine
As the general population gains awareness of infertility and their fertility status, strategies to improve fertility are also growing in popularity.
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The Versatile Benefits of Flavonoids in Food
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Kidney disease is a common health challenge in older cats. Here are some feeding tips to help improve the quality of life and longevity in cats.
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Association of Specific Dietary Fats with Total and Cause-Specific Mortality
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