CBG and CBD are two of the most talked about compounds in the cannabis industry. As the medical and regular communities continue to investigate the potential benefits of these compounds, more and more people are turning to CBD and CBG for their health and wellness needs. So, should you take CBG or CBD, or both together? What are the unique benefits and differences between CBG and CBD? Let’s find out… This article has affiliate links. I may receive compensation at no additional expense to you if you decide to purchase any of the recommended products. CBG vs CBD What is CBD? Cannabidiol, al ..read more

Perbelle, the company behind the product CC cream, claims it is a multifunctional, all-in-one color-correcting, moisturizing makeup base and foundation. On its website, the brand claims its CC cream’s unique formula has the following features: Skin adjusting tone SPF 43 Suitable for all skin types Anti-aging Evens complexion Conceals pigmentation Intense moisture Adjusts to skin tone In this article, I will answer the company’s claims by analyzing the ingredients against current scholarly research and offer my evidence-backed thoughts on whether you should invest in Perbelle CC Cream. I’ll a ..read more

This post contains affiliate links, which means I earn a small commission from products and services you purchase through my links at no additional cost to you.  Testosterone deficiency or Androgen deficiency (AD) occurs when testosterone production is reduced in men, also more widely known as “low testosterone” or “Low T.” Testosterone is the primary sex hormone produced in the testes. Testosterone helps to develop and maintain “male” sex characteristics. These include, among other things, sperm production, sexual function, bone density, body hair, and facial hair. Testosterone plays a v ..read more

Can TMJ Cause Migraines? Yes, temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ/TMD) is characterized by frequent jaw pain and migraines. The headache or migraine is actually referred pain from your overly strained temporalis muscle that is on each side of your head.  Next time you clench your teeth or chew something, look at yourself in the mirror – see that area contracting on the side of your temple? That is your temporalis muscle – one of the muscles of mastication (chewing). Temporomandibular joint dysfunction can be difficult to diagnose without considering additional symptoms, as numerous thin ..read more

Can you take dicyclomine for weight loss? You may have read online or heard anecdotal information from people that one of the benefits of dicyclomine is that it can cause weight loss. Before you start, it’s important to understand the facts. Dicyclomine is commonly prescribed for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), but there is no clinical evidence to suggest it helps with weight loss. IBS itself can cause unintentional weight loss, not the drug.  More on this later… In this article, we’ll discuss dicyclomine’s safety using peer-reviewed medical studies published in scholarly journals (my onl ..read more

Like most people prescribed CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) therapy, you were probably overloaded with information when you had your first appointment with the respiratory therapist to get your CPAP device. Likely, you walked away from that appointment, not knowing how often you should clean your CPAP equipment. This article will directly address your questions and provide a step-by-step guide on how to clean and maintain your CPAP machine and its accompanying parts on a regular basis. Full transparency: This article has affiliate links. I may earn a small commission at no additiona ..read more

Writing this BUBS Naturals review is an honor and privilege for me. Coming from a military family, I know that the freedoms I enjoy in the United States come from the sacrifices made by warriors such as Glen “Bub” Doherty. Before I get into the company and its first-class products, I want to talk about Bub. This is his story… Glen “Bub” Doherty: A Beacon of Bravery In the bustling streets of Winchester, Massachusetts, Glen “Bub” Doherty grew up as an adventurous spirit. His childhood was filled with outdoor pursuits, from skiing to surfing, and even as a young boy, he was known for his infecti ..read more

The incidence of self-reported chronic pain increases as we age, making pain medications a common prescription among older people. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, commonly called NSAIDs, are popular for many and treat pain and inflammatory conditions. These conditions may include osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, gout, or chronic pain. Though very effective, NSAIDs carry a significant risk of adverse events, particularly in the elderly. These drugs can affect multiple organ systems, potentially complicating existing medical problems and sometimes causing hospitalization. NSAIDs can c ..read more

Cerebral small vessel disease is a very common condition among the elderly that affects the small vessels in your brain. The changes in your vascular system due to CSVD can cause abnormalities in your brain. Such abnormalities can be seen using neurological imaging and may include findings such as: Lacunar Stroke: Lacunar infarcts are strokes that happen when one or more of the brain’s small arteries become blocked. This reduces blood flow and oxygen transport to the brain. White matter hyperintensities (WMH): Also known as white matter changes. These will be discussed later in the artic ..read more

Benzodiazepines, (pronounced ‘ben-zoh-die-AZ-a-peens’) or “Benzos” are a class of central nervous system depressants used primarily to treat anxiety and insomnia. Each benzodiazepine has unique properties that differentiate it from its counterparts. This statement becomes clear when we explore lorazepam vs temazepam later in this article. The mechanism of action or the specific way in which benzodiazepines bring about their sedating, calming effect is through their action on the brain chemical or neurotransmitter GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid) at the GABA receptors (benzodiazepine recepto ..read more