Every parent wants their child to be happy and healthy. They want to see their child playing with buddies and laughing about something silly that happened at school. They want their kid to be carefree. Unfortunately, for children and adolescents who suffer from depression, that isn’t always possible. Today, May 9, is National Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day and a perfect opportunity for parents to speak to their children about emotional and behavioral health. “From birth, we are developing skills to regulate our emotions and behaviors,” said docotr. “As a parent, it is critical to respond to an upset child…
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FRANK JOST
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In the early 2020s, GLP-1 medications like Ozempic and Wegovy changed the conversation around weight loss. Today, a new buzzword is dominating the wellness industry: peptides. From elite athletes chasing recovery to influencers seeking the “fountain of youth,” peptides are being hailed as the next frontier of biohacking. But as the market grows, so do the questions regarding safety, legality, and what actually works. Key Takeaways Naturally Occurring: Peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as biological messengers. FDA Status: While some (like Insulin and GLP-1s) are FDA-approved, many sold online are “research grade” and not cleared for…