Does Red Light Therapy Work?

by: Susan FinleyPublished on: 27/10/2026

Red light devices are popping up everywhere, from masks, to light panels, to mats, to toothbrushes! Do they work? Here's what the research says about skin, wrinkles, healing, and the claims that deserve a closer look.

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Does Red Light Therapy Work?

We Know It Helps. Why Aren't More People Hearing About It?

by: Susan FinleyPublished on: 22/10/2026

Exercise improved survival in a major cancer trial, yet few patients know about it. The results have been so great that "exercise oncology" is helping patients survive, while feeling better physically and psychologically during treatment.

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We Know It Helps. Why Aren't More People Hearing About It?

"It's Probably a UTI" Is More Serious Than It Sounds

by: Susan FinleyPublished on: 20/10/2026

Urinary tract infections should be taken seriously. They can become deadly, but a simple, inexpensive approach is proving to be highly effective in preventing them.

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"It's Probably a UTI" Is More Serious Than It Sounds

Collagen: It’s the Sprinkles, Not the Cake

by: Susan FinleyPublished on: 15/10/2026

Are collagen supplements worth it? Here's what I learned from a podcast a client shared with me. There's mixed evidence, and no surprise that collagen isn't a magic fix, more like the sprinkles on top.

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Collagen: It’s the Sprinkles, Not the Cake