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  • A plate holding different diet pills with a blue background
    Agnes Erickson

    Do Diet Pills Actually Work For Weight Loss?

    Gym memberships and healthy pre-made meals get the thumbs up as socially accepted methods for losing weight, but what about diet pills?
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  • keto diet lunch
    Molly Hurford

    Why The Keto Diet Makes You So Tired

    If you recently started a keto diet, you may be noticing that you're constantly feeling tired or out of sorts. Why does this happen?
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  • Alarm clock, silverware sitting on plate
    Karen Veazey

    Read This If You're Thinking About Intermittent Fasting

    If you're looking to make a dietary change, you're bound run into information about or the suggestion to try intermittent fasting. Here's what it's all about.
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  • Cinnamon sticks and cinnamon powder
    Nicole LaMarco

    10 Surprising Side Effects Of Eating Too Much Cinnamon

    While cinnamon is a delicious spice, it can also have some surprising side effects if you eat too much of it. This is how much cinnamon you should really eat.
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  • Colorful candy options in glass jars
    Karen Veazey

    Is Sugar In Fruit The Same Thing As Sugar In Candy?

    With many fruits, the sugar content in them could be just the thing to satisfy your sweet tooth, while also being better for your health.
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  • bulletproof coffee
    Molly Hurford

    The Downsides Of Drinking Bulletproof Coffee

    If you've dabbled in ketogenic diets, paleo, or intermittent fasting, you've likely stumbled across Bulletproof Coffee.
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  • washing produce in sink
    Zrinka Peters

    Is It Safe To Eat Fruits And Vegetables Without Washing Them?

    If you're one of those people who like to sneak a grape or blueberry at the grocery store before filling your bag, here's another reason why you shouldn't.
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  • Business man working on the go with smart phone and take away sandwich lunch
    Nicole LaMarco

    What Is Mindful Eating?

    Mindful eating is something that has been lost in the hurry of everyday life.
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  • Onion plants growing in garden field
    Nicole LaMarco

    How Eating Onions Can Really Benefit Your Health

    Onions are versatile and delicious — turns out that they're good for you, too.
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  • peanut butter powder with a white background
    Agnes Erickson

    What You Should Know Before Switching To Powdered Peanut Butter

    Ah peanut butter. Slightly sweet, nutty, and... powdered? That's right.
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  • Oat-based meal replacement bars
    Karen Veazey

    The Truth About Meal Replacement Bars

    When you're hungry and pressed for time, you might be tempted to reach for a meal replacement bar. But is that really the best option for your health?
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  • Cucumber slices
    Nicole LaMarco

    Why You Should Think Twice Before Starting The Cucumber Diet

    Proponents of the cucumber diet claim you can lose 15 pounds if you follow it for seven to 14 days, but you should read this before starting down that path.
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  • assortment Mexican dishes
    Brian Good

    Unhealthy Food You Should Always Avoid At Mexican Restaurants

    America's appetite for Mexican food is insatiable, but many of these foods contain double if not triple the calories and fat you'd find in many other foods.
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  • gummy vitamins spilling out of a jar
    Maria Faller

    Do Gummy Vitamins Really Work?

    Gummy vitamins might not be as effective or nutritious as they claim to be.
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  • Four scoops on ice cream cone
    Valerie Kalfrin

    Does The Ice Cream Diet Actually Work?

    The key to the ice cream diet is that it's a low-fat, high-fiber meal plan of about 1,200 calories a day. Does the ice cream diet actually work?
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  • Smiling woman outside holding a glass of red wine
    Agnes Erickson

    Drinking Wine Might Make You More Attractive. Here's Why

    A single glass of wine made drinkers look more attractive to sober judges, versus when the participants hadn't had anything to drink. How can this be?
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  • smiling woman beside vegetables
    Lauren Cahn

    If You're On The Keto Diet, Stick To These Foods

    Not sure what to eat on the keto diet? For optimal weight loss and health benefits, you will want to stick to these foods when you're on the ketogenic plan.
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  • Person with long hair standing in a wheat field
    Emily Rhode

    The Real Difference Between Vitamin D2 And D3

    You may have heard that vitamin D is what your body makes if you spend time in the sun. But did you know that it's not just one vitamin?
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  • Hands holding rice in the shape of a heart
    Emily Rhode

    Brown Vs. White Rice: Which One Is Better For You?

    Rice is a common staple in the diets of millions of people around the world. But is there one type that is better for you than the rest?
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  • spoonful of xanthan gum
    Zrinka Peters

    What Is Xanthan Gum?

    When you think about xanthan gum, if you think about it at all, you most likely associate it with gluten-free baked goods. But what is it, really?
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  • Intermittent fasting. Healthy food. Weight loss.
    Nicole LaMarco

    What Happens To You When You Work Out While Fasting

    Exercising while fasting is ideal for hormone optimization, increasing insulin sensitivity and growth hormone — keys to staying lean.
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  • A woman's hand shutting a microwave door
    Agnes Erickson

    Do Microwaves Actually Make Your Food Less Healthy?

    Before we head into our kitchens to zap last night's leftovers, is it possible we are making our dinner less healthy by reheating it in this go-to method?
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  • Lots of food
    Maria Scinto

    The OMAD Diet Isn't As Healthy As You Think It Is. Here's Why

    OMAD — which stands for "One Meal a Day" — is neither the diet, nor the acronym, that the world has been waiting for.
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  • Jug and glass of milk on wooden table, cows in background
    Karen Veazey

    Whole-Fat Vs Fat-Free Milk: Which One Is Better For You?

    On grocery shelves, milk comes in several forms — whole milk, reduced-fat, and skim — so which is the right choice? It might not be what you think.
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  • white and red meats
    Maria Faller

    Is White Meat Really Better For You Than Red Meat?

    For decades, it has been suggested that leaner white meats are healthier than red meats, but new research has people swapping their chicken breasts for chickpeas.
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  • Alexander Ludwig
    Phoebe McRae

    Alexander Ludwig Reveals His Secret To Staying Fit

    It's no secret that Canadian actor Alexander Ludwig of Vikings and Hunger Games fame is one fit man. But it's taken a lot to get where is, physically, today. When it comes to working out, he's actually been through a lot.
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  • Woman shields her eyes from the sun
    Valerie Kalfrin

    What Getting Enough Vitamin D Really Does For Weight Loss

    Health professionals agree that vitamin D is a beneficial nutrient that people may not receive enough of despite it being readily available in sunlight.
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