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  • reduced fat peanut butter
    Food Kimberly Smith

    Is Reduced-Fat Peanut Butter Good For You?

    Peanut butter has one drawback: its high-fat content. Two tablespoons have 200 calories and about 18 grams of fat. Should you opt for the reduced-fat option?
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  • a man in the gym holds his shoulder in pain
    Recovery Brynna Standen

    What Happens When You Have A Rotator Cuff Injury

    The rotator cuff is a group of muscles and tendons that surround the shoulder joint. It is responsible for holding the upper arm bone in the socket.
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  • blood cells in the body
    Health Conditions Joanna Marie

    What It Means When Your Hematocrit Is Low

    To determine your body's percentage of red blood cells, you'll need a hematocrit test, which is usually part of a complete blood count.
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  • frozen vegetables on shelf
    Food Kimberly Smith

    Are Frozen Vegetables Still Good For You?

    Frozen food has been in supermarkets since the 1940s, but are products like frozen vegetables still good for you? Furthermore, do they still have nutrients?
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  • olive harvest with love
    Food Brynna Standen

    Vegetable Oil Versus Olive Oil: Which One Is Better For Your Heart?

    Since our bodies don't create fatty acids on their own, we have to find ways to put them on our plates, and plant oils are an excellent way to do that.
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  • Bottle of albumin for infusion
    Symptoms Joanna Marie

    What It Means When Your Albumin Is Low

    Since albumin supports various functions, your body needs a certain amount for optimal functioning and good health. What does it mean when albumin is low?
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  • Cooked and sliced steak
    Food Joanna Marie

    Tricks To Make Your Steaks Healthier

    Beef is a great protein option to include in your diet, however, there are certain ways it can be prepared to make it a much healthier choice.
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  • raw chicken, beef, and fish on trays
    Lifestyle Diets Zrinka Peters

    How Animal Proteins Affect The Way You Age

    Often, the bulk of daily protein needs is met through animal proteins. These protein powerhouses contain all of the essential amino acids your body needs.
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  • a teenage boy yawning at his computer
    Sleep Ciara Turner-Ewert

    Subtle Ways Your Body Is Telling You To Get More Sleep

    In general, falling asleep within 5-10 minutes of going to bed is an optimal window, as this indicates you're tired, but not exhausted.
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  • A gloved hand holds a ruler against a TB test reaction on patient's arm
    Health Conditions Ruth Clark

    Here's What To Expect From A TB Test

    TB, short for tuberculosis, is an infectious disease that's caused by bacteria and harms the lungs. What happens when you undergo a TB test?
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  • Mature Asian woman smiling gently
    Aging Lisabeth Fauble

    Here Is Why You Heal Slower As You Age

    Age affects everything about the body, including skin and bones. As you get older, you may notice that would heal slower than they used to. This is why.
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  • word anemia on blocks
    Health Sabika Hassan

    What Are The Risk Factors For Iron Deficiency Anemia?

    Iron deficiency anemia is a serious disease caused when your red blood cells lack sufficient iron. Knowing the risk factors can help you get timely treatment.
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  • Essential oil bottle with peppercorns
    Diabetes Lisabeth Fauble

    Can Black Pepper Essential Oil Help Manage Symptoms Of Diabetes?

    Diabetes is a condition that affects how the body processes sugar from food. Is it possible that black pepper essential oil could help you manage symptoms?
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  • Cooked chicken on plate
    Food Lisabeth Fauble

    How To Safely Thaw Chicken

    Anyone who has ever had food poisoning definitely does not want to repeat the experience. This is how you safely thaw chicken in order to avoid the risk.
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  • Woman practicing Pilates on a mat
    Fitness Andra Picincu

    Why You Should Add Pilates To Your Workout Routine If You Have Osteoporosis

    Osteoporosis can be hard. It can weaken bones, change your posture and height, or lead to back pain. Here's why adding Pilates to your workout routine can help.
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  • Overweight woman sitting next to scale
    Weight Loss Andra Picincu

    How To Lose Weight When You Have PCOS

    PCOS can make you may feel too tired to exercise, plan meals, and stay active. But there are steps you can take to manage your weight and enjoy better health.
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  • small pieces of cauliflower
    Food Zrinka Peters

    Raw Versus Cooked Cauliflower: Which One Is Better For You?

    What is the best way to actually eat cauliflower in order to get the most out of this nutrient-packed vegetable? Is it better cooked or just raw?
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  • pharmacy box of penicillin
    Allergies Nancy Schimelpfening

    Think Twice Before Eating This If You're Allergic To Penicillin

    Penicillin allergies can not only be frustrating but also dangerous. It's important to know that allergens can hide in unexpected places, like some foods.
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  • Woman falling asleep while driving in the car
    Vitamins And Supplements Erin Marie

    Why Your Fatigue Might Be More Serious Than You Think

    Aside from the occasional rough night's sleep, fatigue can also occur as a result of certain health conditions, such as diabetes, asthma, and heart disease.
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  • Patient lying in hospital bed
    Health News Ruth Clark

    New Research Finds A Unique Alternative To Opioids To Treat Pain After Surgeries

    Doctors have been looking for ways to help patients manage their pain without needing opioids, and new research may have discovered a way.
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  • gynecologist speaking with patient
    Health Jocelyn Solis-Moreira

    You Should See A Gynecologist If This Happens To You

    Dealing with mysterious bumps and lumps or painful menstrual cramps? You should see a gynecologist if any of these things (or others) happen to you.
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  • Child uses asthma inhaler outside in the park
    Health News Ruth Clark

    How To Keep Asthma Symptoms Under Control During The Summer

    While there's not an easy answer for preventing all asthma symptoms, there are some things you can do to minimize the impact on your health.
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  • Women of different ages
    Aging Beth Bradford

    What Is The Wear-And-Tear Theory Of Aging?

    There are several theories of aging, including the wear-and-tear theory. Here's what you need to about the wear-and-tear theory, including its criticisms.
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  • A man working out with a barbell
    Strength A. Sooter

    Weightlifting Doesn't Burn As Many Calories As You Think

    Weightlifting may not burn as many calories as you think, but it still offers other benefits that may help you improve your overall health.
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  • Acetaminophen spilling from bottle
    Medications Janelle Cox

    What Taking Acetaminophen Every Day Really Does To Your Body

    Acetaminophen has become many people's chosen remedy to help ward off headaches or relieve pain. However, taking too much can wreak havoc on your body.
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  • Group of people practicing yoga
    Yoga Niko Vercelletto

    If You Feel Dizzy While Doing Hot Yoga, This Could Be Why

    Hot yoga is a popular form of the ancient meditative practice. However, if you ever experience dizziness you may wonder why it's happening. Here's the reason.
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  • Closeup of a pregnant woman holding a white pill and glass of water
    Health Ruth Clark

    Can You Take Prenatal Vitamins On An Empty Stomach?

    Prenatal vitamins are critical for ensuring you (and your baby) get all the necessary nutrients, but instructions on when and how to take them may be confusing.
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