Pharmacists defend nicotine laced lollipops despite crackdown
L D King of the International Academy of Compounding Pharmacists says nicotine spiked lollipops can be legal if rules are followed. He notes members should dispense only with prescription, use childproof packaging, avoid efficacy claims, and use FDA approved ingredients after FDA warning letters to three online pharmacies.
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L.D. King
International Academy of Compounding Pharmacists
U.S
King
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Los Angeles Times
Black Tea lowers heart attack risk in older adults
A Dutch study of 4607 adults aged 55 plus over 5.5 years found those drinking more than three cups of black tea daily had half the risk of a first heart attack and reduced fatalities. The study notes flavonoids in tea as potential protectors.
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Washington Post
Indiana University School of Medicine
Journal of Pediatrics
Sugarland parents raise kids to crave fruits and veggies
In Kensington Maryland the Gerson family demonstrates a lifestyle that prioritizes fresh produce over junk food. Eliot age nine and Scott age five choose peaches and broccoli, with labels read and choices guided by parents Jon and Susan. Their fridge and pantry show deliberate avoidance of processed foods.
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Carol Morello
Washington Post
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Susan Gerson
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Kensington
Susan
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Eliot Gerson
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Jon Gerson
Kensington, Md
Self-care basics for sports injuries and arm toning tips
Ice is the first aid for simple sports injuries and rest, compression, and elevation aid healing. The guide also covers building arm muscle through strength training, balancing with cardio, and avoiding spot reduction or excessive surgery.
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Hatherleigh Press
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