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A dietary supplement is being recalled because it may be tainted with erectile dysfunction medications, the U.S. Food and ...
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued an urgent recall of a dietary supplement due to the capsules being tainted with sildenafil and tadalafil, which are FDA approved drugs to treat male erectile dysfunction.
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Medically reviewed by Patricia Mikula, PharmD Key Takeaways Most adults can safely take vitamin D supplements every ...
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Certain vitamins and minerals are essential for building and maintaining healthy bones. Learn more about the benefits of nutrition and supplements for bone health.
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While celebrated for bone health and mood, excessive Vitamin D, particularly from supplements, can harm kidneys. This ...
Hi folks! We are pretty set on continuing in public school. I totally understand that we should focus more on social / emotional and extra curricular front. As it comes to academics, how have you supplemented their education besides the standard Kumon/Russian School of Math / Singapore Math?<p>Hearing lots of “stuff” around alpha school and AI enabled learning but have people tried something they liked? We have tried 1. Stuff like Tynker 2. We love Khan Academy kids 3. Haven’t tried any of the subscription box stuff yet
I learn best when I’m quizzing myself along the way, but every app I tried was either clunky or missing basic features for technical subjects (such as rendering equations etc) or just too expensive.AISheets lets you drop in a PDF and instantly get quick recaps, mind-maps, flashcards, fill-in-the-blank/matching exercise/MCQ questions, and other small drills in the form of a single "worksheet." You can then go through the worksheet to get a quick overview of your subject and ch
Hey HN,I built Coached because I was tired of watching fitness coaches struggle with the same problem: spreadsheets everywhere. Programs in one doc, nutrition plans in another, check-ins scattered across emails and DMs, progress photos lost in text threads.Coached brings it all together. Training programs, meal plans, check-ins, supplements, and client management in one place. Coaches get a proper toolkit, and their clients get a clean portal to view plans and submit progress updates.A few thing
I've been frustrated by existing "magic mushroom dosage calculators": most are either visually rough, only handle cubensis, or hard-code one potency value and ignore species, tolerance, and degradation.So I built Mycodosing.wtf – a research‑informed calculator that tries to do three things better:Models species‑level potency using psilocybin/psilocin/baeocystin mg/g with separate profiles for truffles (and syntetics!).Outputs dose ranges (min/median/max) i
Hi! I am working on building a mobile app to support and enable adherence to taking supplements. Think of those water-reminder apps (or even period-trackers)I tried to look up on some user insights and I was unable to. I thought this would be a great place to ask. So here are some questions...1/ How do you keep track of your supplements? Some app? Manual? Excel sheets?2/ What feature do you want to see in an app made for this? Give me your biggest pain point. And the largest challenge.
Medically reviewed by Kira Graves, PhD Being deficient in vitamin D can increase your risk of depression.You can supplement ...