Amy Denney
Author
Amy Denney is a health reporter for The Epoch Times. Amy has a master’s degree in public affairs reporting from the University of Illinois Springfield and has won several awards for investigative and health reporting. She covers the microbiome, new treatments, and integrative wellness.
LATEST
Inulin: A Widely Used Fiber That Could Be Double-Edged for Certain People
Found in many processed foods, inulin has been linked to cancer in animal studies and an early human case report.
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Coconut Water Emerges as Potential Aid for Ulcerative Colitis
Research points to the power of potassium, combined with coconut water’s anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties, to improve gut health.
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ADHD Is Easily Misdiagnosed—Here Are Some Alternative Causes
We explore complementary health approaches for ADHD management, from sleep disorders to dietary factors.
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The Christmas Spirit May Boost Brain Health—7 New Traditions to Make Your Own
Keeping Christmas traditions alive or creating new ones is good for your spirit.
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Data From 155 Studies Help Pick the Best ADHD Treatment
A review of 115 high-quality studies of 15 drug and nondrug interventions sums up the findings in one simple table.
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New Crohn’s Disease Guidelines Bypass Conventional Treatment for Advanced Therapy
While conventional first-line therapies have fewer side effects and are less expensive, they seldom heal the digestive tract lining.
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There’s a Good Chance Your Gluten Sensitivity Isn’t Gluten
A review of years of research suggests non-celiac gluten sensitivity could be a form of irritable bowel syndrome.
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Caffeine Gum: Fast Energy, Faster Absorption—but Not Without Risks
Caffeine gum fits in your pocket, making it convenient for people who want a controlled dose of caffeine for a mental or physical edge.
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9 Lessons From the Longest-Living Among Us
A 104-year-old nun and a 98-year-old woman reveal longevity secrets backed by research.
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How Dog Walking Mishaps Could Land You in the Emergency Room
Emergency room visits due to dog-walking accidents have quadrupled, but experts say better training, leashes, and practical tips could help.
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Inulin: A Widely Used Fiber That Could Be Double-Edged for Certain People
Found in many processed foods, inulin has been linked to cancer in animal studies and an early human case report.
|
Coconut Water Emerges as Potential Aid for Ulcerative Colitis
Research points to the power of potassium, combined with coconut water’s anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties, to improve gut health.
|
ADHD Is Easily Misdiagnosed—Here Are Some Alternative Causes
We explore complementary health approaches for ADHD management, from sleep disorders to dietary factors.
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The Christmas Spirit May Boost Brain Health—7 New Traditions to Make Your Own
Keeping Christmas traditions alive or creating new ones is good for your spirit.
|
Data From 155 Studies Help Pick the Best ADHD Treatment
A review of 115 high-quality studies of 15 drug and nondrug interventions sums up the findings in one simple table.
|
New Crohn’s Disease Guidelines Bypass Conventional Treatment for Advanced Therapy
While conventional first-line therapies have fewer side effects and are less expensive, they seldom heal the digestive tract lining.
|
There’s a Good Chance Your Gluten Sensitivity Isn’t Gluten
A review of years of research suggests non-celiac gluten sensitivity could be a form of irritable bowel syndrome.
|
Caffeine Gum: Fast Energy, Faster Absorption—but Not Without Risks
Caffeine gum fits in your pocket, making it convenient for people who want a controlled dose of caffeine for a mental or physical edge.
|
9 Lessons From the Longest-Living Among Us
A 104-year-old nun and a 98-year-old woman reveal longevity secrets backed by research.
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How Dog Walking Mishaps Could Land You in the Emergency Room
Emergency room visits due to dog-walking accidents have quadrupled, but experts say better training, leashes, and practical tips could help.
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