Robin Stoloff
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 27, 2026
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Apples, Squash, And Brussels Sprouts Hit Their Peak At Local Farm Stands This Season (opens the original)
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Fall is one of my favorite seasons for fresh produce. Walk into just about any farm stand around here right now and you can tell fall has arrived. Apples, squash, pumpkins and plenty of colorful seasonal vegetables are making their debut. Eating with the seasons is not only a great way to enjoy fresher, more flavorful food, it can also add plenty of fiber, vitamins, minerals and antioxidants to our meals. And when we buy locally grown produce, it often has less distance to travel before reaching
Regular Sauna Use May Improve Blood Pressure And Circulation, But It Won't Replace A Workout (opens the original)
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Saunas have been gaining popularity as more people look for natural ways to relax and improve their health. But are they really beneficial, or are they just another wellness trend? During a recent interview with Dr. Samar Bursheh, an endocrinologist and owner of Nutriamed Metabolic and Lifestyle Center, she explained what the research says about the health benefits of regular sauna use. According to Dr. Bursheh, studies suggest that using a sauna three to four times per week may provide several
Five Bedtime Snacks That Promote Sleep (opens the original)
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Many people experience problems either falling asleep, staying asleep, or waking up feeling as though they never really rested at all. An occasional sleepless night may not seem like a big deal, but when poor sleep becomes a regular pattern, it can affect how we feel and function throughout the day. Getting good sleep is incredibly important for overall health and well-being. While we sleep, the body is doing important work, including repairing tissues, regulating hormones, supporting memory and
Talking To Someone You Trust Might Actually Lower Your Stress Levels (opens the original)
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We often think of health in terms of what we eat and how much we move, but there is another piece that matters just as much, and it is the people around us. Social connection and a sense of community provide real emotional support, help us manage stress, and give us a sense of purpose and belonging that we cannot get any other way. One of the clearest benefits shows up in how we handle stress. Talking through a hard week with someone we trust tends to make the problem feel smaller and more manag
Nearly 2.1 Million Poison Center Calls A Year Trace Back To Mistakes Most People Never See Coming (opens the original)
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Danielle Bartsche is a Public Health Education Specialist at the New Jersey Poison Control Center at Rutgers who discusses practical ways families can prevent accidental poisoning and dangerous dosing errors. Medication safety is a critical yet often overlooked aspect of home wellness. The U.S. poison centers gets nearly 2.1 million human exposure calls per year. Even a single mistake involving prescription or over-the-counter drugs can have severe consequences. Taking just a single wrong pill,
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