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  • KFC sign
    Dietary Essentials Maria Scinto

    The Lowest Calorie Menu Item You Can Order At KFC

    Have you ever found yourself at a KFC, wondering what you can possibly eat that won't trash your diet and could actually be low calories? The lowest calorie menu item you can order at KFC is actually filling and won't set you back for the day on protein or fat.
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  • fermented foods
    Food Zrinka Peters

    The Real Reason Fermented Foods Are Good For You

    There's one huge reason fermented foods are good for you. The process that goes into making fermented foods promotes the growth of live microorganisms called probiotics, which are vital for good digestion and make give you nutritional benefits.
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  • woman sleeping
    Sleep 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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  • three keto-friendly meal options
    Dietary Essentials Molly Hurford

    The Real Difference Between The Macro Diet And The Keto Diet

    You may have been hearing about the macro diet or the keto diet lately, and found the differences between the two confusing. If you've struggled to choose between the many different diet options available, you're not alone. Here's the difference between these two diets.
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  • Family in restaurant wearing face masks
    Health News Karen Veazey

    What Dr. Fauci Says You Should Do With Your Mask When Eating

    There's no question that Dr. Fauci is one of the strongest advocates of face masks. When dining out, many of us breathe a sigh of relief when we sit down at the table and remove the mask. But Fauci, speaking to Trevor Noah, said that's the wrong way to approach eating in public.
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  • sugar cubes
    Health 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
    Health 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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  • Exercise that will put you in a better mood
    Fitness Lauren Barth

    Exercises That Will Put You In A Better Mood

    You may plan to exercise daily, but the motivation can be lacking when it comes time to hit the gym or start your at-home workout. This is especially true if you find yourself in a funk and just want to veg out and binge watch some more TV. Nevertheless, some exercises can put you in a better mood.
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  • fever, thermometer
    Fever 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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  • muscular athletes doing workout at the gym.
    Fitness Nicole LaMarco

    Here's What Really Changes When You Work Out Twice A Day

    While working out twice a day is usually a routine for professional athletes or anyone training for a competition, there are some health benefits even if you're not a pro athlete.
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  • Healthcare worker
    COVID News Katherine Alexis Athanasiou

    Can Melatonin Treat COVID-19? Here's What You Should Know

    Several reviews have been published suggesting the use of melatonin for the treatment of COVID-19. But it is critical to stress that more robust clinical and experimental studies and data are necessary before a well-founded, evidence-based decision can be made.
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  • Bacon
    Health 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
    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
    Health 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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  • Green smoothie
    Dietary Essentials Maria Faller

    The Only Kind Of Smoothie You Should Have For Breakfast

    Fortunately, it doesn't take much time to make a nutritious, delicious smoothie that you can enjoy on your way out the door. However, not just any thrown-together smoothie will do — color is crucial in the morning.
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  • someone standing on scale
    Health 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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  • Woman's breastfeeding with mask
    COVID News Maria Scinto

    Breastmilk Shown To Be Potentially Beneficial Against COVID In Babies

    If moms are infected with COVID-19, it should still be okay to breastfeed, as long as necessary sanitary precautions such as mask-wearing and hand-washing are in place. And now, a new study finds that breastmilk could potentially be beneficial against COVID in babies. Here's how breastmilk protects.
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  • Assorted vitamins spilling from amber-colored bottle
    Vitamins And Supplements Karen Veazey

    The Best Time To Take Your Vitamins Every Day

    Many people take one or more vitamins to augment the nutrition they glean from their diet. But does the time of day you take your supplements matter? Is there a particular time that's best for your body?
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  • Fit black woman doing yoga plank while watching online tutorial on laptop
    Strength Nicole LaMarco

    Here's How Long You Actually Need To Hold Your Plank

    There's a lot of information out there about how good planks are for you — but how long should you hold a plank?
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  • Blue corn chips
    Dietary Essentials Catherine Caruso

    Why You Should Try Switching To Blue Corn Tortilla Chips

    If you're looking for a healthier alternative to white and yellow corn chips, blue corn tortilla chips just might be the food for you. Not only are they more colorful, but they also have additional health benefits and are packed full of nutrients and antioxidants.
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  • scientists looking at vaccine dose
    COVID News Molly Hurford

    Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine Could Be Approved Sooner Than You Thought

    Pfizer, the first company to announce their findings last week, announced today that they would be seeking emergency authorization for use from the FDA to begin production of the vaccine. The projected date for approval hasn't been released though, so don't get too excited just yet.
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  • Nasal Swab
    COVID News Maria Faller

    What You Should Know About The New At-Home COVID-19 Test

    With the recent approval of Lucira Health's All-In-One COVID-19 self-test kit, you will be able to significantly lower your risk of exposing others by testing in the privacy of your home. Here's what you should know about the new at-home COVID-19 test, from its accuracy to speed.
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  • Closeup of a chunk of dry ice creating smoke in a bowl of water
    COVID News Valerie Kalfrin

    Why Pfizer's Potential COVID-19 Vaccine Is Boosting Dry Ice Sales

    A potential COVID-19 vaccine from drug manufacturers Pfizer and BioNTech needs to be distributed in extreme cold, causing an uptick in sales of dry ice and medical-grade freezers. This is why Pfizer's potential COVID-19 vaccine is boosting dry ice sales currently.
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  • Closeup of lots of chocolate
    Health 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
    Cold And Flu 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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  • exterior of Moderna's headquarters in Cambridge, Massachusetts
    COVID News Valerie Kalfrin

    How Moderna's COVID-19 Vaccine Compares To Pfizer's

    The Massachusetts-based biotechnology company Moderna announced Monday that its potential COVID-19 vaccine has proven 94.5 percent effective during a trial, making it the second possible coronavirus vaccine to have a high success rate. How does it compare to Pfizer's vaccine?
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  • Joe Manganiello grinning wearing a black t-shirt
    Fitness Agnes Erickson

    This Is How Joe Manganiello Really Stays Ripped

    No matter how you know him best, surely one of the things that first comes to mind when thinking of Joe Manganiello is his ripped physique. We don't believe for a second that body is the result of wolfing down Big Macs. Here's how he maintains his fit bod.
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