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If you don't drink milk, can that make you more likely to get scoliosis?

There is no correlation between milk intake and the formation of scoliosis in adolescence. The nutrients in milk (calcium. phosphorus, etc.) are very...

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I am 51 year old male and Overweight. I am looking older than my age. I am feeling physically weak all the time.

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So i am 28 year old female who wants to get pregnant next year. Can i take pre natal vitamins now or should i wait

Prenatal vitamins are fine to take, even if you are not pregnant (or wanting to be). Vitamins are not a substitute for good nutrition and regular...

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what vitamin or herbs help restless leg syndrome?

As far as I know, there are no herbs or vitamins that will control or cure RLS (restless leg syndrome). You may hear some claims, but nothing over...

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Is it ok to take prenatal vitamins if you're not pregnant?

Sure. Those are good vitamins, with a few extra things particularly for pregnancy, but you can take them if you are not pregnant.

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I am currently prescribed 200 mg of Zoloft and am using the Nuvaring birth control. Is a Biotin vitamin safe to take?

Taking Biotin while using Zoloft and the Nuvaring should not cause any problems. There is always the potential for drug interactions...

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