By Alina Bradford | Published August 20 on LiveScience | Featuring Dr. Sherry Ross Vitamin B6, along with the other B vitamins, helps the body turn food into energy. On its own, vitamin B6 has many other uses that are important to maintaining a healthy body and developing a healthy brain. Vitamin B6 is so […]
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By Alina Bradford | Published August 18 on LiveScience | Featuring Dr. Sherry RossVitamin K is known as the “blood-clotting vitamin” for its important role in healing wounds. The “K” is derived from the German word koagulation. Vitamin K also plays an important role in bone health. SourcesBacteria in the gastrointestinal tract naturally make vitamin K. […]
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By Alina Bradford | Published August 12 on | Featuring Dr. Sherry Ross Vitamin C, also called ascorbic acid, is important to many functions in the body. For example, it is needed to grow and repair tissues throughout the body. Vitamin C is a popular remedy for the common cold, but research is mixed on […]
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By Charlotte Andersen | Published August 11 on Shape | Featuring Sheryl Ross Low-carb, high-carb, no-carb, gluten-free, grain-free. When it comes to healthy eating, there’s some serious carbohydrate confusion. And it’s no wonder—it seems like every month there’s a new study telling you carbs will kill you, quickly followed by one that says they’re the […]
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By Elea Carey | Published August 5, 2015 on HealthLine | Featuring Sheryl Ross Congratulations, you’re having a baby! Congratulations, you’re having a baby! No, you’re not seeing double, you’re just carrying twins. Get ready to double up on just about everything. Twins are fairly common, and their numbers are increasing. In 1980, one in […]
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By Heather | Originally Published August 8, 2015 on Gurl | Featuring Sheryl Ross Hi Heather,My boyfriend and I were fooling around, and he ended up finishing on my thigh, pretty close to my vaginal area. I checked and I’m almost positive nothing got in there. But I’m still freaked out. Could I get pregnant […]
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Written by Angela Tague | Published July 31, 2015 on Care.com Brainstorming names. Buying a crib. Picking birth announcements. There are many exciting aspects to family planning that make you coo, well, like a baby. But before taking the plunge into pregnancy, research how much is covered by the pregnancy insurance coverage within your medical […]
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Written by Charlotte Hilton Andersen | Published July 24, 2015 on Shape.com What makes a perfect penis? Ask a variety of women and you’ll likely get a variety of opinions. But while beauty is definitely in the eye of the beholder, there are a few things that women prize in the male member. A new […]
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Written by Korin Miller | Published July 20, 2015 on WomensHealthMag.com A woman in Texas recently experienced every pregnant woman’s nightmare: She delivered her baby on the way to a birthing center. Oh, and her husband filmed the entire thing while he continued to drive. According to Houston’s KHOU, Lesia Pettijohn and her husband, Jonathan, had […]
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Written by Elea Carey | Published July 21, 2015 on healthline.com Part 1 of 4: Overview Overview When do expectant parents usually find out whether they are having a girl or a boy? In most cases, you can find out between 16 and 20 weeks, during a structural ultrasound. That’s about halfway into your pregnancy. […]
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