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  • woman eating a bowl of fruit at a farm field
    Beth Bradford

    The Three Best Fruits To Eat For Increased Hydration All Summer Long

    Even if you're diligent about drinking enough water during the day, it's easy to fall behind when it gets hot out. These three fruits can keep you hydrated.
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  • woman checking nutritional information on can of tuna
    Erin Marie

    The Big Nutritional Difference Between Canned Tuna And Fresh Tuna

    Let's dive into all the nutrients that tuna can provide us with and how its nutritional value may differ between canned products and freshly caught tuna.
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  • woman drinking smoothie
    Jennifer Anandanayagam

    A Doctor Tells Us The Risks Of TikTok's Red Cabbage Juice Weight Loss Trend

    Something that's been making the rounds on TikTok is the red cabbage and pears juice weight loss trend. An expert weighs in on whether this plan is healthy.
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  • Eating dried fruit
    Jennifer Anandanayagam

    Is Dried Fruit Actually Good For You?

    Fruit is generally one of the safer and healthier foods we can consume. But what about dried fruit? Does it boast the same benefits, and how much is too much?
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  • two women making light lunch in the kitchen
    Beth Bradford

    The USDA Explains How To Properly Store Canned Tuna So It Doesn't Make You Sick

    Eating tuna that's been stored improperly can make you susceptible to foodborne illness. This is what the USDA advises when it comes to storing canned tuna.
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  • woman putting a dish into the microwave
    Beth Bradford

    The USDA Warns Against Cooking This One Food In The Microwave

    Your microwave can be so convenient for cooking. However, the USDA doesn't recommend cooking this one particular food in the microwave for an important reason.
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  • man woman shopping frozen food
    Beth Bradford

    Are Healthy Choice Frozen Meals Actually Good For You? What To Consider

    With our busy schedules, it can be hard to find time to cook healthy meals at home. But are Healthy Choice frozen meals as healthy as they claim to be?
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  • woman choosing gas station snack
    Lauren O'Connor

    The Healthiest Gas Station Snacks To Buy On A Road Trip

    You're on the road and your stomach is starting to growl. What can satisfy your cravings? Check out these healthy (and tasty) gas station snack options.
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  • Woman eating tuna salad
    Jennifer Betts

    How Eating Canned Tuna Can Help You Lose Weight

    Unsurprisingly, eating canned tuna can help you move further along in your weight-loss journey. There are a few things to take note of, however. Read on.
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  • Young woman using vending machine
    Tanya Sharma

    These Are The Healthiest Vending Machine Snacks

    Vending machines may not conjure up images of healthy snacks. Thus, you may find it surprising that these snack-packed devices do offer healthy choices.
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  • Woman looking inside microwave
    Jennifer Anandanayagam

    The FDA Explains One Risk Of Cooking Food In Your Microwave

    Microwaves have their own way of working, so food cooks a little differently in them. Here's the one risk the FDA warns of when preparing food in a microwave.
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  • Smiling man shopping for meat
    Erin Marie

    The Unexpected Meat You Can Still Eat After It Gets Moldy

    When it comes to meat, mold is generally not a good sign. Some types of molds can cause illness. However, there are some meats that get a pass, including these.
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  • canned tuna on a wood table
    Beth Bradford

    You Should Avoid This Type Of Canned Tuna, According To The FDA

    Is canned tuna a regular part of your diet? According to the U.S. Food & Drug Administration, there's a specific type of canned tuna that you should avoid.
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  • Woman eating popcorn
    Jennifer Anandanayagam

    The Hidden Nutritional Benefit Popcorn Has Over Fruits And Vegetables

    Popcorn tends to have a reputation as a junk food snack for comfy movie nights. But would you believe that it actually has a hidden nutritional benefit?
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  • man eating a protein bar after a workout
    Beth Bradford

    Are Barebells Protein Bars Actually Good For You? What To Consider

    A good protein bar can be the perfect post-workout snack when you're in a hurry, but are Barebell's protein bars good for you? We break it down.
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  • Block of cheese being sliced by knife
    Jennifer Betts

    Why Low-Fat Cheese Could Actually Be Unhealthy

    Let's dive into the research behind why full-fat cheese might be the healthier choice and why added fillers could make low-fat cheese unhealthy.
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  • woman spooning out white rice onto a plate
    Beth Bradford

    Why You May Want To Avoid Eating Hot Rice

    Rice can have many health benefits. However, there's a good reason you may not want to eat rice while it's still hot. Here's what you should know.
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  • woman cup tea window
    Beth Bradford

    This Popular Artificial Sweetener Could Permanently Change Your Body

    As you search through an array of artificial sweeteners for your morning coffee, you might want to rethink those that contain sucralose.
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  • woman touching her chest feeling heart palpitations
    Beth Bradford

    What It Means When Your Heart Races After You Eat

    Spikes in heart rate after a meal can be caused by multiple factors. Although usually normal, this occurrence can also indicate a more serious issue.
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  • Group of athlete runners running a marathon
    Ariane Lang

    5 Best And 5 Worst Foods For Avid Runners

    Are you an avid runner? Your diet has a huge impact on your performance. Here are 5 of the best and 5 of the worst foods you can eat for training and recovery.
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  • older couple perusing menu
    Robin Rothstein

    What To Eat To Reduce Your Risk Of Alzheimer's Disease

    Alzheimer's disease is the seventh leading cause of death in the U.S. Fortunately, there are foods you can eat to help reduce your risk of developing it.
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  • Yogurt with chocolate topping
    Jennifer Anandanayagam

    Is TikTok's Magic Shell Yogurt Trend Actually Healthy? Here's What We Know

    A new TikTok food trend is going around, and this one is delicious and healthy. The yogurt magic shell trick adds decadent chocolate to protein-rich yogurt.
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  • girl eating sour candy
    Beth Bradford

    The Unexpected Health Benefit Of Eating Sour Patch Kids

    The words "Sour Patch Kids" and "health benefit" may not sound like they belong in the same sentence. But this tip from a therapist on TikTok may surprise you.
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  • Stack of white, dark, and milk chocolates
    Ariane Lang

    When You Stop Eating Chocolate, This Is What Happens To Your Body

    Has the thought of avoiding chocolate for good ever crossed your mind? Here are some of the things that can happen to your body when you stop eating chocolate.
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  • person opening fridge
    Erin Marie

    How Long Can You Safely Store Raw Chicken In The Refrigerator?

    Whether you're bringing home raw meat from the store, or leaving it to thaw in the fridge, it's important to know just how long before that meat isn't safe.
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  • woman eating two sugary donuts
    Beth Bradford

    The Unexpected Reason We Crave Baked Sweets

    When you crave a particular taste, what you crave can say something about your mental or physical health. If you crave baked sweets, it could mean this.
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  • Woman preparing salad in wooden bowl
    Jennifer Co

    Foods You Should Be Eating To Reduce Your High Blood Sugar Levels

    Are you or your loved ones worried about avoiding or managing diabetes? Here are some foods you should be eating to reduce your high blood sugar levels.
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