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Planning to trade in the dark, gray clouds of Seattle for something more tropical? Dr. Ulrike Ochs of Virginia Mason says you’re more at risk this time of year for sunburn. “We haven’t seen sun since September. When you do go someplace sunny, you’re incredibly susceptible to the ultraviolet light,” Dr. Ochs said. Does that mean you should visit a tanning salon for a base tan? “That is like the worst plan of all. The electric beach. So, what happens in a tanning bed is that it’s largely UVA, and UVA is like the worst and most insidious of ultraviolet light wavelength. So, you’re getting damage before you go and then you think you have this base so then you tend to be out in the sun more,” Ochs said. If you must be brown, Dr.

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I hate this part of the Link Love post — the part where I try to summarize the post in a few handy sentences. Sometimes, it’s just downright impossible. I’ve tried different strategies over the years. Sometimes I’ve simply talked about my own week. Sometimes I’ve teased readers with a few of the post’s highlights. I’ll probably do all of those again. Today, I’m opting for full disclosure.

Summarizing this week’s Link Love post was hard, so hard I opted not to do it!

Ann Marie at Cheeseslave visited two California dairies and reports back in Will The Real California Happy Cow Please Stand Up?

The Weston A Price Foundation’s website got an overhaul. Not only can you no

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Pneumonia is a serious respiratory disease that affects 1.1 million Americans each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. New research conducted by Finnish scientists has found that adequate levels of vitamin E, such as those found in nutritional supplements, may reduce the risk of contracting this illness.

A study published in the journal Clinical Epidemiology found that healthy individuals had a 69 percent lower chance of pneumonia after taking vitamin E supplements. I

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After last week’s post about the connection between ADHD and food, a reader emailed me a link to a FoxNews clip about a young girl experiencing a dramatic improvement in her autism in just one year (video below).

What did her family change? Her diet, of course.

But it’s not just any old Real Food diet. It’s a diet specifically designed to heal the gut from dysbiosis. Many parents of children who suffer from ADHD or are on the autism spectrum change their diet to eliminate processed and refined foods. While

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