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Regardless of age and overall health conditions, taking care of your teeth and gums is essential. Without good oral hygiene, you become vulnerable to developing numerous health conditions. Remember that the passage to your gut begins from the oral cavity! While brushing your teeth and using good-quality mouthwash and dental floss may help, it may not be enough. A suitable supplement may be necessary to boost your oral and dental health. ProDentim is one oral supplement you can count on.

Testosterone is primarily a male sex hormone; the level of this hormone is much higher in the male population than in females. If the hormone is too elevated or low, it will trigger specific symptoms. In males, testicles produce testosterone; if females, it is generated in the ovaries. The adrenal gland also stimulates a hormone called dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) which is subsequently converted into estrogen and testosterone.

The name mosquito is derived from a Spanish word that means small fly, and these species belong to a family called Culicidae. There are innumerable species of mosquitoes, but the most common aspect among them is that only the female has the needle-like mouthpart and proboscis that draws blood from the hosts piercing the skin. To produce eggs, female mosquitoes need nutrients, primarily vitamins. The host of mosquitoes is mainly vertebrae, including humans and other mammals.

Discarding excess body fat is a goal for billions of overweight people, and they resort to various measures to achieve this goal. Yet, you will find that only a small percentage of grossly overweight people succeed in shedding excess fat. This may seem like a paradox, but the reasons are not too hard to fathom! Many factors cause people to become grossly overweight, and trying random OTC supplements to lose fat does not yield much result.

Gear up for Spring GoByBike Week, May 29 to June 4

Free Hiring and Post-Secondary Education Expo is in Prince George April 27

Construction and Skilled Trades Month is a great opportunity to recognize the 236,000 British Columbians who keep this essential industry going and make a hefty contribution to the provincial economy.

Terrace’s Rosanne Forget is leading a community research project to better understand Métis history