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325 Bay View Road
Mukwonago, WI
Phone: 262-378-3811
M - F 9 to 8
SAT 9 to 6
BROOKFIELD:
19035 W. BLUEMOUND ROAD
(across from Kopps Custard)
262-821-2122
M - F 10 to 8
SAT 10 to 6
WEST ALLIS:
2225 S. 108th ST
(Northwest Corner of Hyw 100 and Lincoln)
414-545-8844
M - F 9 to 9
SAT 9 to 7
HALES CORNERS:
5610 S. 108th ST
( 1 blk south of Grange Ave in K-mart Plaza)
414-529-2989
M - F 9 to 8
SAT 9 to 6
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Having more muscle mass and less fat reduces the risk of early death in people with heart disease, finds a recent study.
Where you live can have a major effect on your health, new research suggests.
Although millions of Americans suffer concussions each year, many aren't given information about traumatic brain injury or follow-up care, a new study finds.
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It turns out that people who have the highest blood levels of vitamin D are 20 percent less likely to suffer from gingivitis, a milder form of gum disease in which the gums become swollen and bleed easily, reports Reuters Health.
By now everyone has heard about plant “polyphenols” and essential oils, and people just assume that when they take an herb they are getting all of the herb’s beneficial constituents. People also assume that herbal extracts are pretty much the same, like bottled water or jars of applesauce.....
Vitamins Reduce the Duration and Severity of Influenza
(OMNS, March 19, 2008) Vitamins fight the flu by boosting the body’s own immune response and by accelerating healing. Individuals can be better prepared for an influenza epidemic by learning how to use vitamin supplements to fight off ordinary respiratory infections. The most important vitamins are vitamins C, D, niacin, and thiamine.
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| More fiber = healthier breasts Women who consume high-fiber diets have a 30 percent reduction in breast cancer risk compared to women on a low-fiber diet. For protective benefits, try to consume 25 to 30 grams of fiber a day. Some good sources of fiber include beans, oatmeal, high-fiber cereals and breads, and of course, lots of fruits and veggies. |
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