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  • Woman in front of a laptop on a phone with a baby on her lap
    Valerie Kalfrin

    Why Bad Work-Life Balance Is Riskier Than You Think

    Achieving a work-life balance takes constant adjustment. Even when people stay home because of a worldwide pandemic, making telecommuting a more acceptable option, we feel pressure to work. Here is why a bad work-life balance is riskier than you think.
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  • woman sleeping
    Molly Hurford

    What It Means For Your Body When It's Too Hot To Fall Asleep

    If you're struggling to fall asleep, it might not be stress keeping you up at night: You might be sleeping in a room that's far too warm for optimal sleep. This is what it means for your body when it's too hot to fall asleep and how you can improve it.
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  • sugar cubes
    Zrinka Peters

    Here's How Much Sugar You Should Really Have In A Day

    Ah, sugar. It's the thing we all love to hate, and yet we still love... enough to consume in large amounts. Our love/hate relationship with sugar would be funny if it wasn't sounding alarm bells among doctors and nutritionists. How much should you really have each day?
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  • Fingers holding vitamin D supplement up to the sun
    Karen Veazey

    You're Taking Too Much Vitamin D If This Happens To You

    When it comes to vitamins, more isn't necessarily better, especially with vitamin D. Too much vitamin D can cause too much calcium to be in your bloodstream. You may be taking too much vitamin D if this starts happening to you.
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  • fever, thermometer
    Katherine Alexis Athanasiou

    This Is How High Your Temperature Must Be To Have A Fever

    The cold sweats, chills, debilitating headache, and muscle aches; there's no denying that having a fever can make you feel quite lousy. However, that pesky high temperature that's making you feel miserable is actually an indicator that your body is working for your own good.
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  • Bacon
    Maria Scinto

    The Real Reason Some People Hate The Smell Of Bacon

    There are, strange as it may seem, quite a few people who find that the smell of bacon actually turns their stomachs. It turns out that there's actually a scientific reason why.
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  • Serene calm handsome young black man sleeping well alone on orthopedic soft pillow under warm duvet, african american guy lying asleep in comfortable cozy bed enjoy good night peaceful healthy sleep
    Nicole LaMarco

    Why Sleeping Too Much Is Riskier Than You Think

    If you're a healthy adult, you should be getting about seven to nine hours of sleep per night. But if you find yourself feeling tired during the day after getting over 9 hours of sleep a night, you might be sleeping too much.
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  • Coconut oil
    Phoebe McRae

    Why You Should Think Twice Before Using Coconut Oil On Your Face

    While coconut oil has been touted for its uses as a moisturizer, teeth whitener, and body oil, you might want to think twice before you use coconut oil on your face. Using coconut oil on the face could be problematic for people with acne-prone or oily skin, and there may be better face oils for you.
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  • someone standing on scale
    Zrinka Peters

    Here's What Time Of Day You Should Really Weigh Yourself

    If you're trying to diet or maintain your weight, regularly weighing yourself can be a helpful tool. What time of the day should you really be weighing yourself? The most important thing when it comes to weighing yourself is consistency. Experts have found this time and day of the week are best.
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  • Closeup of lots of chocolate
    Valerie Kalfrin

    The One Ingredient That Shouldn't Be In The Chocolate You're Eating

    Ah, chocolate ... milk, dark, mint ... with coconut or almonds ... If you're a fan of chocolate in any form, you eat up findings that certain types of chocolate are considered healthy. But there's one ingredient to keep on your radar — and out of your chocolate, researchers say.
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  • make-up products laid out on a bright pink and yellow background
    Agnes Erickson

    Should You Get Rid Of Your Makeup After You Have A Cold?

    You may have swiped on a little lipstick and mascara to achieve the 'fake it until you make it' vibe during the time you were unwell, and we don't blame you. But now that your cold has passed, does that mean the germs you spread to your makeup have guaranteed them a visit to your garbage can?
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  • woman smelling something stinky
    Zrinka Peters

    The Surprising Way Stress Can Change Your Sense Of Smell

    Studies show that there are surprising ways stress can actually change the way we interpret different aromas and smells. It turns out, anxiety and stress can change the way we smell different odors, and even give neutral odors a suddenly negative spin. This is why stress affects your sense of smell.
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  • Pilates
    Phoebe McRae

    The Unexpected Benefit Pilates Can Have On Your Sex Life

    If you needed another reason to take up pilates, according to the experts, it can have huge benefits for your sex life. The unexpected benefit pilates has on your sex life includes the strengthening of your core and pelvic floor muscles.
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  • tired woman
    Zrinka Peters

    The Long-Term Effect Most COVID-19 Survivors Have In Common

    Thanks to improvements in treatment, your chances of survival, if you become infected with COVID-19, are now excellent. However, researchers are finding that many 'recovered' COVID-19 patients don't return to their normal level of health for weeks — and in some cases even months.
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  • Young women seated on plane wearing face mask
    Karen Veazey

    The Best Type Of Mask To Wear On A Plane

    If you're planning to fly during the pandemic, it will be essential that you wear a face covering. Not just for health reasons, but because every major airline is requiring it. This is the best type of mask to wear on a plane if you plan on traveling during the coronarivus pandemic.
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  • tired woman waking up
    Molly Hurford

    The Real Reason You're Not A Morning Person

    Studies show that there might actually be genetic differences between night owls and morning people. The real reason you're not a morning person might come down to your routines, your health, and your genes.
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  • Sick woman drinking tea
    Nicole LaMarco

    The Best Kind Of Tea To Drink When You're Sick

    When you're sick and have chills, nausea, and body aches, you might want to reach for a warm cup of this type of tea.
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  • Health care worker performing nasal swab test on patient in car
    Karen Veazey

    Can You Get COVID-19 And The Flu At The Same Time?

    The symptoms of COVID-19 and the flu are strikingly similar. Fever, muscle aches, sore throat, congestion, fatigue, nausea, and more are all on the list. How do you know if you have one or the other? Worse yet, can you get them both at the same time?
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  • Coffee
    Phoebe McRae

    Why Coffee Is Doing More Damage To Your Teeth Than You Think

    If you take the color of your teeth as seriously as we do, we've got bad news for you — especially if you also love coffee.
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  • Alcohol in glass with pills in foreground
    Karen Veazey

    Why You Should Think Twice Before Mixing Melatonin With Alcohol

    Having a drink at night to wind down and help bring on sleep is common. But if you still find yourself lying awake in bed, you might also be tempted to take melatonin. However, that may hurt more than it helps.
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  • woman wearing face mask
    Catherine Caruso

    The Real Reason Your Breath Smells When You Wear A Mask

    If you've noticed your breath smells when you wear a face mask, you might be inclined to blame the mask, but experts say it's your dental hygiene that's to blame. Face masks cause you to rebreathe your own exhaled air, forcing you to smell your own breath.
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  • Birth Control
    Catherine Caruso

    The Real Reason Being On Birth Control Can Make You Gain Weight

    While weight gain is a common concern among women looking to start hormonal birth control, it is actually pretty rare. What are the reasons, though, it could happen?
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  • Wet hair
    Phoebe McRae

    The Type Of Brush You Should Never Use On Wet Hair

    One thing we all know about hair care is that you should never brush your hair when it's wet. The one type of brush you should never use on your wet hair is a boar bristle brushes with beads on the end. Here's what you need to know about caring for your wet hair.
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  • Exercise
    Phoebe McRae

    How Much Exercise You Really Need After Sitting All Day

    With many of our work now on the computer, most of us spend a lot of time sitting all day, which can take a real toll on our health. Sitting all day should be counterbalanced by exercise, but how much do you need a day? Experts say you should exercise for at least 45 minutes if you're sitting a lot.
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  • woman waking up
    Agnes Erickson

    The First Thing You Should Do When You Wake Up In The Morning

    e get it. The early hours of the morning might not be your time to shine. Those first few steps taken after getting out of bed are rough. The desire for a hit of caffeine or a refreshing shower may seem like the best actions to take at the moment, but there's something else you can try instead.
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  • Napping
    Phoebe McRae

    Science Explains How Long Your Nap Should Really Be

    f you've always been a big advocate for napping on the regular, you'll be well versed with the benefits of doing so. If you've never considered taking a nap during the day, though, here's what you need to know.
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  • Young woman surprised by brush with excessive hair in it
    Karen Veazey

    Here's What You Should Do If Your Hair Is Falling Out

    Pulling away a handful of hair when you brush or shampoo is an alarming experience for anyone. Here's what might be causing it, and what you can do about it.
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