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  • woman holding liver area
    Joanna Marie

    What Sort Of Diet Should You Follow If You Have Fatty Liver Disease?

    If you have fatty liver disease, lifestyle changes like a liver-healthy diet will be critical in managing the condition. Here's what you should eat.
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  • woman drinking coffee
    Agnes Erickson

    Coffee Vs. Red Bull: Which One Should You Choose?

    The choice between coffee and Red Bull comes down to ingredients, and their health consequences.
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  • Man in pain due to gallstones
    Jeremy Brown

    What Sort Of Diet Should You Follow If You Have Gallstones?

    Depending on the severity of the gallstones, treatment may be necessary. However, your doctor may also recommend that you adjust your diet.
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  • woman covering her mouth while holding a hot pepper
    Beth Bradford

    Why Does Eating Spicy Food Make You Sweat?

    Have you ever gotten the sweats after eating spicy food, even if it was cold? Here's why spicy food provokes this reaction.
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  • mother and daughter making salad
    Robin Rothstein

    What Is The Harvard Diet And How Can It Benefit Your Health?

    The Harvard diet is an eating plan that emphasizes nutritious, whole foods, and is designed to promote health. Here's everything you need to know.
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  • man hungover in bed
    Joanna Marie

    Why You Should Avoid Taking Tylenol For A Hangover

    After a night of drinking, reaching for a pain reliever, like Tylenol, may be tempting to alleviate your symptoms. However, it's probably best to avoid it.
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  • Handful of almonds at gym
    Erin Marie

    Why You Might Want To Eat Almonds Before Starting A New Workout

    Almonds are great for your heart health, bone health, blood sugar, and more. According to a new study, they can aid in supporting your fitness goals as well.
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  • cup of matcha green tea
    Beth Bradford

    What Matcha Tea Can Do For Your Mental Health

    Matcha, a tea powder made from ground green tea leaves and packed with antioxidants, may have some significant benefits for your mental health. Here's why.
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  • 1,200 calorie diet
    Lauren Armstrong

    The Criticism Against The 1,200 Calorie Diet Fully Explained

    It may seem like 1,200 is the magic calorie count when it comes to weight loss, but is this restrictive diet actually safe to follow?
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  • woman questioning taking supplement
    Beth Bradford

    Can 'Immune-Boosting' Supplements Really Keep You From Getting Sick?

    While we may hear about "immune-boosting" supplements from several commercials and ads throughout the day, can they really keep you from getting sick?
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  • woman looking sad and drinking alcohol
    Joanna Marie

    Are There Risks To Mixing Alcohol And SNRIs?

    Those prescribed SNRI medications may wonder if it's safe to drink alcohol while taking them. Here's what you need to know.
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  • woman taking medication
    Joanna Marie

    Taking Too Much Folic Acid Could Mask Deficiency In Other Vitamins - Here's How

    Folic acid is important for the body's functioning, but taking too much might obscure that you're deficient in other vitamins. Here's why.
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  • woman breastfeeding chilld
    Joanna Marie

    Should You Cut Out Dairy When Breastfeeding?

    While breastfeeding, many women tend to be careful of what they consume. In fact, some may go as far as eliminating dairy from their diet. But is it necessary?
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  • Hands holding painful knee
    Erin Marie

    Too Much Calcium Can Actually Weaken Your Bones - Here's How

    There is such a thing as calcium overload. In fact, rather than strengthening our bones, having too much can actually result in weaker bones. Here's how.
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  • woman holding food and receipt
    Amy Boyington

    Healthy Foods You Can Afford On A Budget

    You might be surprised by how little you need to spend at the grocery store for healthy stuff. Here are some budget-friendly foods to add to your shopping cart.
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  • Colorful produce
    Lauren McCabe

    Ways The Color Of Your Food Can Affect Your Health

    You may have been told to eat a colorful diet for health, but what exactly does that mean, and why does the color of your food matter? We've got the scoop.
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  • Colorful cauliflower cheesy breadsticks with parsley By Christina Musgrave March 27th, 2023

    Cheesy Cauliflower Breadsticks Recipe

    No need to feel guilty about loading up on carbs with these breadsticks. Cauliflower provides the perfect vehicle for these cheesy, keto-friendly appetizers.
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  • Cup of tea with white background
    Michelle Washmuth

    The Big Difference Between Green Tea And Black Tea

    You may know there are black teas and green teas, but what's the difference between them? Get the scoop here.
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  • fish oil capsules on white background
    Zrinka Peters

    This Sustainable Fish Oil Supplement Is Improving Your Health

    Despite the health benefits associated with eating fish, most of us don't do it. Only 10% of Americans are getting the recommended 2 servings per week.
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  • Melania Trump
    Lauren Cahn

    Everything You'll Find In Melania Trump's Daily Diet

    How does Melania Trump manage to look just as vibrant in her 50s as she did in her 20s? The first lady credits her diet.
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  • woman coffee sweetener
    Ziba Redif

    Eating Artificial Sweeteners Every Day Will Do This To Your Body

    Artificial sweeteners have become ubiquitous in the food and beverage industry, but they may be having negative effects on your body.
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  • stevia tablets being put in coffee
    Joanna Marie

    What Is The Difference Between Splenda And Stevia?

    Splenda and stevia are two well-known artificial sweeteners. Although both are sugar substitutes, there are several differences in taste and composition.
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  • woman with postpartum hair loss
    Joanna Marie

    Can Prenatal Vitamins Help Prevent Postpartum Hair Loss?

    Unfortunately, maternity has its own ups and downs, and postpartum hair loss is something that may happen. Can prenatal vitamins prevent postpartum hair loss?
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  • Woman drinking alcohol and looking ill
    Jeremy Brown

    Why You Should Avoid Drinking Alcohol With NSAIDs

    NSAIDs are common drugs used for pain, inflammation, and fever relief, but you might want to avoid mixing these medications with alcohol. Here's why.
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  • star anise herb
    Joanna Marie

    Unexpected Health Benefits Of Star Anise

    Star anise is a spice that can bring a number of health benefits. Read on to learn more.
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  • an older man rubs dry eyes
    Brynna Standen

    Can Fish Oil Supplements Help With Dry Eyes?

    Fish oil is touted for its ability to lubricate your joints, but can it do the same for dry eyes? Read on to learn more.
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  • Man reading pill bottle instructions
    Erin Marie

    Is There A Danger In Mixing Alcohol And Corticosteroids?

    Corticosteroids are common drugs prescribed for many ailments, but is it safe to drink alcohol while using these medications? Read on to learn more.
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