Intelligent Medicine Radio for May 25: Anger’s Harmful Effects
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“Food is Medicine” campaign lobbies Congress in effort to stem tide of diet-related diseases; Yohimbe—is it safe for libido, weight loss? Hydrogen water—is that a thing? Research shows pervasiveness of sex drive declines with new GLP-1 drugs; Curcumin scores vs. fatty liver disease; Krill fails test against knee osteoarthritis pain; Anger’s harmful effects not just mental, takes physical toll, too. Click Subscribe to the Intelligent Medicine Podcast for Free from your Favorite Podcast Provider
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