Month: October 2021

Ask Tufts Experts: Added Fibers; Cherry Juice for Arthritis

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I’ve noticed that a lot of food packages boast the product has extra fiber. Are…

Should YOU Worry About Osteoporosis?

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An estimated 10 million Americans have osteoporosis, a bone disease that occurs when the body…

Vitamin D and Your Health: Unanswered Questions

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If you take supplements in an effort to raise your blood levels of vitamin D,…

Keep Gout at Bay

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More than nine million U.S. adults are living with the painful symptoms and disability caused…

Newsbites: Activity and cardiovascular health; produce and cognitive health; caution with vitamin E and beta-carotene

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Metabolically Healthy Obesity” May Not Protect Against Heart Disease If you are obese but all…

5 Thanksgiving Feast Myths Busted!

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The feast that officially kicks off the holiday season is almost here. Thanksgiving is steeped…

Ask Dr. Etingin: Long-term effects of constipation; The “Whole30” eating plan

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Can constipation cause damage to the intestines? Occasional constipation, which is usually defined as having…

Optimize Your Calcium Absorption for Stronger Bones

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To keep your bones strong and reduce your risk of osteoporosis and fractures, it’s essential…