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Traveling This Summer? Be Prepared for Motion Sickness
If your summer vacation involves any type of travel, you may find yourself suffering from motion sickness. An estimated 90 percent of Americans will experience the condition at least once in their lives.
Motion sickness occurs when the brain receives conflicting information regarding movement from the eyes, the body and the inner ear. Motion sensors in your joints and tendons help your brain keep track of your body's movement, while a sensitive network of fluid-filled sacs and canals in your inner ear make it possible for you to maintain your balance.
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Chemical in Plastic Poses Special Risk for Women With Hormone Imbalance
A chemical found in plastic household products may pose a significant risk to women with polycystic ovary syndrome, the most common cause of hormone imbalance in women of reproductive age and a leading cause of infertility in the U.S.
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Introducing MommyMDGuides.com
Visit Rallie's new website, MommyMDGuides.com, which features tips that doctors who are also moms use for their own families.
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School lunch can pack punch
Rallie McAllister, mother of three boys and author of The Healthy Lunchbox, has learned that her children will eat vegetables if she gives them cut-up broccoli, grape tomatoes or baby carrots along with some packaged dip.
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Dr. Rallie McAllister is a nationally syndicated columnist with Creators Syndicate.
Dr. Rallie McAllister's syndicated column, Your Health, reaches millions of readers throughout the US and abroad each week.
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