Enagic Inc., a health and wellness industry pioneer, has redefined hydration with its Kangen Water products. Established with a mission to transform lives through improved wellness, Enagic has steadily grown its reputation. The company’s core product, Kangen Water, has introduced a fresh approach to hydration that aligns with growth. As the health-conscious movement worldwide explores the benefits of alternative health practices, Kangen Water has risen as a trusted solution among consumers seeking a balanced lifestyle in terms of wellness and sustainability.

Children's hospitals across North America are observing a significant increase in severe cases of walking pneumonia. Previously seen mostly in older children, this illness is now impacting younger patients, including infants and toddlers. Medical experts stress the importance of awareness as symptoms are appearing more frequently and with greater severity.

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In recent years, Canada has seen a rise in the number of adults suspecting they may have ADHD, although this suspicion doesn’t always lead to a formal diagnosis. This phenomenon gained momentum during the pandemic, as many Canadians had to adapt to new work environments that often brought previously hidden symptoms to light. More people, like Casey Marie Ecker, struggle with focus issues and constant exhaustion, leading them to seek a diagnosis. However, challenges persist, including a limited number of specialists and high private clinic costs for ADHD assessments.

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Standing desks and health - new research

Modern office work often involves long hours spent in one position. More and more employees are opting for standing desks to improve their health. However, new research shows that standing alone may not bring the expected benefits. The University of Sydney conducted a study that provides important information about the impact of prolonged standing and sitting on the body. Table of contents:

Health Canada has issued a recall for certain JAMP Pharma pregnancy multivitamins after discovering that some products contain folic acid levels exceeding the acceptable limit. The recall affects specific lots of multivitamin tablets distributed in multiple Canadian provinces, including Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario, and Quebec.

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