Author: Evan Moorehouse - Page 2

22

Dec
High-Protein Diets and Levodopa: How Food Affects Parkinson's Motor Control

High-Protein Diets and Levodopa: How Food Affects Parkinson's Motor Control

High-protein meals can block levodopa from working properly in Parkinson’s patients, causing unpredictable motor symptoms. Learn how to time meals, redistribute protein, and improve mobility without giving up food.

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20

Dec
Trimethoprim and Hyperkalemia: What You Need to Know About the Hidden Risk

Trimethoprim and Hyperkalemia: What You Need to Know About the Hidden Risk

Trimethoprim, found in Bactrim and Septra, can cause dangerous spikes in potassium levels-especially in older adults and those on blood pressure meds. Learn who’s at risk, what symptoms to watch for, and safer alternatives.

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19

Dec
Photophobia: Common Causes and Proven Solutions for Light Sensitivity

Photophobia: Common Causes and Proven Solutions for Light Sensitivity

Photophobia isn't just discomfort in bright light - it's a warning sign of underlying eye or neurological issues. Learn the real causes, proven solutions like FL-41 lenses, and when to see a doctor.

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15

Dec
Celiac Disease: How to Live Gluten-Free and Fix Nutrient Deficiencies

Celiac Disease: How to Live Gluten-Free and Fix Nutrient Deficiencies

Celiac disease requires lifelong gluten avoidance to prevent intestinal damage and nutrient deficiencies. Learn how to eat safely, fix common nutrient gaps like iron and vitamin D, and avoid hidden gluten sources that sabotage healing.

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8

Dec
Blood Pressure Targets: 120/80 vs. Individualized Goals for Better Heart Health

Blood Pressure Targets: 120/80 vs. Individualized Goals for Better Heart Health

Should your blood pressure target be 120/80 or individualized? Learn how major guidelines differ, who benefits from lower targets, and how to find your safest, most effective goal for long-term heart health.

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5

Dec
Oral Chemotherapy: How to Stay on Track, Avoid Dangerous Side Effects, and Stay Safe at Home

Oral Chemotherapy: How to Stay on Track, Avoid Dangerous Side Effects, and Stay Safe at Home

Oral chemotherapy offers convenience but comes with hidden risks. Learn how to take it safely, avoid dangerous side effects, and stay on track with your treatment plan at home.

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2

Dec
Multiple Sclerosis: How the Immune System Attacks the Nervous System

Multiple Sclerosis: How the Immune System Attacks the Nervous System

Multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system attacks the myelin sheath around nerves, causing vision loss, numbness, and mobility issues. Learn how it develops, what triggers it, and how modern treatments are changing outcomes.

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1

Dec
Hair Loss from Immunosuppressants: Causes and What You Can Do

Hair Loss from Immunosuppressants: Causes and What You Can Do

Hair loss from immunosuppressants like tacrolimus is common, especially in women. Learn why it happens, which drugs cause it, and proven ways to cope - without stopping life-saving treatment.

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28

Nov
Negotiated rebates on generics: what insurance actually pays

Negotiated rebates on generics: what insurance actually pays

Generic drugs are cheap-but what insurance actually pays isn't what you think. Hidden fees, spread pricing, and perverse incentives mean your plan may be overpaying while you're told you're saving money.

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27

Nov
Crohn’s Disease: Managing Chronic Inflammation with Biologic Therapy

Crohn’s Disease: Managing Chronic Inflammation with Biologic Therapy

Biologic therapy has transformed Crohn’s disease management by targeting specific immune pathways to reduce inflammation and prevent complications. Learn how these drugs work, which ones are most effective, and what real patients experience.

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