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Laura Newcomer

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Are Vitamin Drips Worth It? What Doctors Really Think

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By Laura Newcomer
| Prevention Magazine Australia Verified
Vitamin IV therapy is the latest wellness trend making waves. The concept is simple: when you’re feeling unwell, run down or hungover, you hook up to an IV drip filled with a cocktail of vitamins and minerals. Supporters say it can lift your energy, bolster your immune system and brighten your skin. But does the science back that up? We asked two doctors to break it down—explaining how it works, who might benefit and what risks to keep in mind. Does Vitamin IV Therapy Work?
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Is This Popular Wellness Trend Worth Your Money? Doctors Share Surprising Answer Original

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By Laura Newcomer
| Prevention Verified
Vitamin IV therapy is one of the latest wellness trends to hit the zeitgeist. The idea is that when you’re feeling sick, hungover, or otherwise under-the-weather, you get hooked up to an IV bag full of vitamins and minerals. Proponents claim the therapy can energize you, boost your immune system, and make your skin look more radiant. But can it? We spoke with two doctors to find out the truth.
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The Best and Worst Exercises for Bad Hips

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By Laura Newcomer, Angela Munasque
| SilverSneakers Blog
Your guide to preventing falls, maintaining mobility, and relieving aching hips and pain for years to come. If you have aching hips, taking it easy might seem like the best prescription. Rest is sometimes necessary, but hip pain is often a sign that you should embrace more movement. Too much sitting is the enemy of stiff or aching hips, says Lisa Woods, a personal trainer and yoga teacher in Eagle, Colorado. The big problem, though, isn’t just the discomfort in the sides of your thighs.
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