March 10, 2026 - Volume 20, Issue 5

How to Protect Your Spine

Most people don't think about their spine until something hurts. But many cases of back pain, neck tension, lingering aches – and more – build slowly from everyday routines. Here's what you - and your doctor - can do.

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The Right Plate Matters

Struggling with a child (of any age) who won't touch a single fruit or vegetable you put on their plate? Perhaps it's time for a change of scenery – and by that we mean your choice of dinner plate. Here's what research suggests.

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Probiotics: Good for Muscles

While probiotics (commonly found in yogurt, kombucha, etc., and available in supplement form) help restore and rebalance the GI microbiome, increasing evidence suggests their value may transcend the gut.

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Nut Butters for Stronger Aging

Staying strong and independent becomes more important – and more challenging – as we age. While exercise is a well-known solution, researchers are increasingly exploring whether everyday foods can also play a role.

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We All Need a Regular Bedtime

Most parents put children to bed at fairly specific times, but parents – in fact, all adults – benefit from a consistent sleep time, too.

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Your Brain Needs a Walk

When older adults walk, something fascinating happens in the human brain: both brain connectivity and memory improve.

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