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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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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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How to Stay Healthy While Traveling: The Ultimate Wellness Guide

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By Cheyenne Buckingham Verified
| U.S. News and World Report Verified
Planning a trip? Learn how to stay healthy while traveling with our expert-backed guide. Discover essential flight health tips, travel hydration hacks and smart dining habits for a sickness-free vacation. This article is based on reporting that features expert sources. Key Takeaways Support immune system defenses before departure.
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How to Train for Golf’s Long Game

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By Cheyenne Buckingham Verified
| Gulfshore Life (Bonita Springs, Florida) Verified
Golf is one of the only sports people can play for life—with the right preparation. The collared shirts and leisurely pace can obscure the game’s athletic demands. An average round runs three to five hours, covers 3 to 4 miles on foot, and asks the body to repeat the same high-speed rotational movement on one side 70 to 100 times.
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