Yes, tapioca starch can replace corn starch in many recipes; use about 2 parts tapioca for 1 part corn starch and expect small texture changes.

Yes, probiotics during TB treatment can be used to ease antibiotic side effects when chosen and timed well.

No, tuberculosis doesn’t spread through sharing food; TB moves through the air from someone with active lung or throat disease.

Yes, Tegretol can be taken with or without food, but pairing doses with meals often eases nausea; avoid grapefruit products.

No, intermittent fasting isn’t advised for teenagers; teen growth, higher nutrient needs, and eating-disorder risk outweigh any quick weight claims.

No, TB doesn’t spread through sharing food; it spreads through airborne droplets from a person with active pulmonary tuberculosis.

Yes, testosterone can be injected subcutaneously into abdominal fat when prescribed and taught by a clinician.

Tea can ease food poisoning symptoms like nausea and mild cramps, but fluids and oral rehydration come first.

Yes, creatine use in adolescents can be done safely with clinician guidance, smart dosing, and age-appropriate training.

Yes, heat and cold can shift blood glucose by changing insulin uptake, hydration status, hormones, and activity demands.