(RxWiki News) You probably take steps to keep your medications out of the reach of children, but what about your pets? Your pets can get into your medicine just as easily as kids. The problem? Pets’ bodies metabolize medications differently than humans, which can be harmful. Here’s what you need to know about keeping your …
(RxWiki News) You asked and we answered. Find out the answers to three common questions pharmacists receive. 1) What does it mean when you keep having sinus colds, even during the summer? Having a cold can be quite a nuisance, but fortunately, there are many over-the-counter remedies to treat the symptoms. Proper hygiene, including hand-washing, …
(RxWiki News) There’s good fat and bad fat when it comes to your diet. Here’s how to get more of the good stuff. Despite popular nutrition advice from decades past, fat isn’t all bad. In fact, the fats found in vegetables, nuts, legumes, and some oils and fish are actually healthy in moderate amounts. But …
(RxWiki News) Cancer can affect anyone, and that includes men. Below, we discuss seven cancer symptoms that men may overlook. 1) Unexplained weight change. If you lose more than 10 pounds without a change in exercise or diet, this could be a sign of a serious condition. Unexplained weight loss may be a symptom of certain types of …
(RxWiki News) Lower cholesterol, healthy bowels, better blood sugar and healthy weight — that’s the potential power of dietary fiber. Here’s how to get more of it in your diet. Fiber is often overlooked, but it’s an essential part of a healthy diet. Consider these five tips to make sure you’re getting enough fiber every …
(RxWiki News) Most people have heard discussions about “processed” vs. “unprocessed” foods. But what does that really mean? In general, unprocessed foods are thought to be better for your health. However, there’s a fair degree of nuance and a whole lot more to understand. Read on to learn everything you need to know about unprocessed …
(RxWiki News) The salt shaker isn’t the only way you’re getting a lot of sodium in your diet. As it turns out, many foods contain sodium. And the amount of sodium in some of these foods can be surprisingly high. Why does that matter? Because too much sodium in your diet may lead to increased blood pressure. …
(RxWiki News) Summer is barbecue season, but barbecues aren’t always the healthiest events. Here’s how to make them healthier. Check out these four key tips for healthier and safer summer barbecues. 1. Don’t Forget the Veggies Meat is often the main event at barbecues, and there’s nothing wrong with some lean protein as part of …
(RxWiki News) Summer isn’t only about swimming and vacations — it can be a stressful time for many people. If you are stressed this summer, try these five tips. Stress is part of everyday life. In fact, sometimes it’s normal and not all bad. It can actually motivate people to prepare or perform. For example, stress …
(RxWiki News) Should you be eating organic produce? Here’s what you should know. Organic produce is grown without the use of pesticides — chemicals that keep bugs and other pests from damaging crops. Meanwhile, non-organic produce can be sprayed with approved pesticides and then sold in stores. The problem? Some pesticides have been linked to …
