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RFK Jr. is cracking down on ‘hippie heroin’ in 7-OH. Kratom addicts say it’s not enough - AOL (opens the original)
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When Kim Maloney saw the news conference, she said she was so happy she nearly cried. It was July 2025, and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and then-Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Marty Makary announced their plan to initiate the process to have 7-Hydroxymitragynine − or 7-OH, a compound naturally occurring in the kratom plant − scheduled as an illicit substance. It's an issue that hits close to home for the Ohio mother. For years she struggled with debilitat
RFK Jr. Is Cracking Down on ‘Hippie Heroin’ in 7-OH. Kratom Addicts Say It’s Not Enough (opens the original)
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When Kim Maloney saw the press conference, she said she was so happy she nearly cried. It was July 2025, and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and then-Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Marty Makary announced their plan to initiate the process to have 7-Hydroxymitragynine − or 7-OH, a compound naturally occurring in the kratom plant − scheduled as an illicit substance. It’s an issue that hits close to home for the Ohio mother. For years, she struggled with debilit
Men Are Injecting Sketchy Substances in Their Faces for ‘Looksmaxxing.’ Doctors Are Horrified (opens the original)
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If you’ve been online over the past year, odds are, you’ve come across the term “lookmaxxing,” a movement that has taken off with young men seeking to improve their appearance by any means necessary. For some, this involves taking drastic, dangerous measures. Looksmaxxers online have promoted “bonesmashing” − a debunked practice of deliberately breaking bones so they heal back stronger and more chiseled. Some have advocated for “mewing” − another debunked practice aimed at sharpening the jawline
He Climbed Kilimanjaro for His 90th Birthday. What He Wants Everyone to Know about Aging (opens the original)
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What mountains are you waiting to climb in life? For many, the question probably rings metaphorical. For Dr. Art Ulene, it’s also literal. This month, Ulene, a retired OB-GYN, made history by becoming the oldest person to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa and the tallest free-standing mountain in the world, at about 19,000 feet above sea level. He reached the summit on July 13, his 90th birthday, embarking on the 15-day trek in partnership with CareScout, a company that hel
Parkinson’s Drastically Changed How They Have Sex. They’re Not Alone. (opens the original)
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While out with her daughter, a simple question led one woman to a profound realization. The woman — a 73-year-old mom from Missouri — tripped, and her daughter asked if she thought she might have Parkinson’s disease. She didn’t, but it got her thinking. Her husband’s handwriting had been diminishing lately. She went online and found a list of the 10 most common signs of Parkinson’s. Her husband had all but one. A neurologist later confirmed her suspicions: Her husband, 69, had Parkinson’s. And,
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