Seasonal Health

Tick Season in New England: Prevention, Testing, and What to Watch For

Tick season in Maine and New Hampshire now runs nearly year-round. This guide covers when ticks are active, how to prevent bites, what to do after a bite, and what...

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Zinc for Immune Support: Timing and Forms That Matter

Mud season brings a stubborn wave of late-winter colds. Here is what the research says zinc can and cannot do,...

Wellness Guides

Getting Tested for Vitamin D: What the Numbers Mean

Your vitamin D result is one number on a lab report, but reading it correctly depends on the units, the...

News & Research

Why Latitude Shuts Off Vitamin D Production in Winter

From November through February, Maine sits inside what researchers call the vitamin D winter. Here is the physics behind why...

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Vitamin D3 vs. D2: Which Form Research Favors

Two letters on the label, two different molecules. Here is what the trials say about which form of vitamin D...

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Trail Running in Camden Hills: Routes, Difficulty, and Recovery Tips

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Paddleboarding Sebago Lake: A Low-Impact Workout With a View

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Zinc for Immune Support: Timing and Forms That Matter

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Vitamin D3 vs. D2: Which Form Research Favors

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Vitamin D Plus K2: Does the Combination Hold Up?

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Vitamin B12 Supplements: Forms and Who Actually Needs One

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Sun Exposure and Vitamin D Production at 44 Degrees North Latitude

Seasonal Health

Tick Season in New England: Prevention, Testing, and What to Watch For

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Are You Getting Too Much Vitamin D? Toxicity and Upper Limits

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