Antibiotics and obesity risks from early childhood use
Researchers from New York University Langone Medical Center link frequent childhood antibiotic use to immune problems and altered bone development when taken more than twice, especially before age two. Early exposure may disrupt gut bacteria and metabolism, raising obesity risk, prompting guidance to weigh risks with doctors and support gut health with fiber, whole grains, yogurt, kefir, and possibly a probiotic.
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Calendar clutter and the humane fix for charity gifts
Dear Heloise offers ways to handle CAL ENDARS from animal rescues by requesting to be removed from mailing lists, donating the gifts to nursing homes or schools, or repurposing them as scratch paper. A second note urges readers to treat fast food workers with patience, imagining one’s own child in that role and countering rude behavior.
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