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.
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Chemistry Needs Proximity: The Case for Old‑School, In‑Person Dating
In an era when more than half of singles younger than 30 use dating apps, evidence suggests that a digital approach to romance may be fundamentally flawed.
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When Trying Hard Is Not Enough: How to Break Through Feeling Stuck
You are not lazy, your nervous system is maxed out—and other reasons trying harder is not working.
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A Gastroenterologist’s 8 Essential Supplements for Gut Health–and How to Use Them Correctly
Strategic supplementation can be part of an overall lifestyle plan to improve digestion and total health.
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Suppressing Measles and Other Childhood Illness Could Deprive Us of Long-Term Benefits
Research links some early childhood infections to lower cancer and heart disease risk, but experts say context matters.
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9 Signs Your Nervous System Is Stuck in Fight or Flight
Tuning into bodily cues can be useful for recognizing when unprocessed emotions are threatening health.
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Nature’s Electrolyte Drink: Why Coconut Water Is So Hydrating
Coconut water matches sports drinks for rehydration, with fewer additives.
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Some Food Preservatives Linked to Type 2 Diabetes and Cancer, Studies Find
You may want to think twice before reaching for processed meals and snacks.
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Real Reasons Adults Become Picky Eaters and How to Support Them
Medical conditions might explain some people’s new or worsening food avoidance.
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Many Adults Can’t Hear Smoke Alarms. Here’s What Helps
Standard smoke detectors aren’t the best option for waking those with hearing loss, but alternatives can be hard to come by.
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Goodbye, Microwave–3 Superior Ways to Reheat Leftovers
Research shows that steaming, air-frying, and open-flame cooking preserve food quality better than microwaves.
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Chemistry Needs Proximity: The Case for Old‑School, In‑Person Dating
In an era when more than half of singles younger than 30 use dating apps, evidence suggests that a digital approach to romance may be fundamentally flawed.
|
When Trying Hard Is Not Enough: How to Break Through Feeling Stuck
You are not lazy, your nervous system is maxed out—and other reasons trying harder is not working.
|
A Gastroenterologist’s 8 Essential Supplements for Gut Health–and How to Use Them Correctly
Strategic supplementation can be part of an overall lifestyle plan to improve digestion and total health.
|
Suppressing Measles and Other Childhood Illness Could Deprive Us of Long-Term Benefits
Research links some early childhood infections to lower cancer and heart disease risk, but experts say context matters.
|
9 Signs Your Nervous System Is Stuck in Fight or Flight
Tuning into bodily cues can be useful for recognizing when unprocessed emotions are threatening health.
|
Nature’s Electrolyte Drink: Why Coconut Water Is So Hydrating
Coconut water matches sports drinks for rehydration, with fewer additives.
|
Some Food Preservatives Linked to Type 2 Diabetes and Cancer, Studies Find
You may want to think twice before reaching for processed meals and snacks.
|
Real Reasons Adults Become Picky Eaters and How to Support Them
Medical conditions might explain some people’s new or worsening food avoidance.
|
Many Adults Can’t Hear Smoke Alarms. Here’s What Helps
Standard smoke detectors aren’t the best option for waking those with hearing loss, but alternatives can be hard to come by.
|
Goodbye, Microwave–3 Superior Ways to Reheat Leftovers
Research shows that steaming, air-frying, and open-flame cooking preserve food quality better than microwaves.
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