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Cheyenne Buckingham

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  • Journalist, Editor, and Content Strategist, Freelance
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Covers:  Chronic condition management, food recalls, mental health, nutrition, disordered eating, musculoskeletal health, hormone health, general health and well-being, and more. I also cover travel tips.

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I’m a Brooklyn-based freelance journalist, editor, and content strategist specializing in chronic conditions, fitness, nutrition, hormone health, mental well-being, and travel tips.

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By Cheyenne Buckingham Verified
| Toronto Sun Verified
Skip to Content And chronic sleep deprivation has well-established consequences for both physical and mental health. •   • You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. /Adobe Stock We independently select everything we recommend. Buying through us may earn us a commission, which supports our work. See more Toronto Sun on Google —save as a Preferred Source Don't have an account?
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4 Surprising Health Benefits of Gardening, According to Experts Original

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By Cheyenne Buckingham Verified
| EatingWell Verified
Gardening can reduce stress and anxiety while promoting mindfulness and mental well-being. Growing your own food encourages healthier eating habits and a deeper connection to your meals. Gardening supports digestion and gut health through light physical activity and diverse, fresh produce. Growing your own food offers more benefits than you may realize.
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Why Do GLP-1 Weight Loss Medications Cause Hair Loss – and Is It Reversible?

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By Cheyenne Buckingham Verified
| U.S. News and World Report Verified
Rapid weight loss from GLP-1 receptor agonists can trigger shedding, but it's rarely permanent. Here is what experts say about why it happens and how to support hair regrowth. This article is based on reporting that features expert sources. One of the best ways you can support hair health while taking a GLP-1 is prioritizing adequate nutrition. Key Takeaways Physiological stress, not medication chemicals, causes shedding.
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