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My Family DoctorA family practitioner for over 25 years, Dr. Hubbard knows the medical world inside and out. Frustrated by managed care and the lack of time doctors were able to spend educating patients, he launched James Hubbard's My Family Doctor: The Magazine That Makes Housecalls, a national magazine written by health care practitioners that is his answer to hurried doctor visits, conflicting medical studies, and complicated treatment options.
How to Tell When You're Full (and Stop Eating)
There are some tricks to cue your body to the feeling of satiety
What's a healthy amount to eat at a time, and why do some people get full quicker than others?
Read More >>Why Many Competitive Eaters Are Skinny
Being plump isn’t a prerequisite
Can you wolf down 9.75 pounds of fried okra, 26 large cannoli, or 47 grilled cheese sandwiches—all in a matter of minutes? If so, you may have the right stuff to be a competitive eater.
Read More >>Quirky or Psychiatrist-Worthy?
How to tell if you have a problem
This week, we’re featuring one of my favorite articles, "Are You Normal? The Difference Between Quirks and Mental Illness." In it, you get to play psychiatrist. Four fictional people briefly tell their stories, and you decide whether they need help. Then, a real psychiatrist gives you his opinion.
Read More >>What Causes a Chronic Cough?
Eight reasons—and their treatment
Are Heart Palpitations Dangerous?
A doctor's answer
“My heart skipped a beat.” It’s a nice saying. But when it really happens—and happens a lot—it can seem less romantic.
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