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Teeth Grinding
by Berkeley Wellness
If you grind your teeth at night, can you use an over-the-counter mouth guard? Or, is a pricey customized guard a must?
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Alternative Allergy Treatments
by Berkeley Wellness
Countless dietary supplements are touted to reduce allergic rhinitis. Is there enough evidence to back up their use? Get the scoop.
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Cooling Hot Flashes, Without Drugs
by Berkeley Wellness
Up to 80 percent of women suffer from menopause-related hot flashes, sometimes for a decade or more. Here's a sampling of strategies that may help manage them, without drugs (which have side effects) or supplements (of questionable value and safety).
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