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  • 9 Impressive Health Benefits of Barley
    9 Impressive Health Benefits of Barley
    October 13, 2018 | By Alina Petre
    Barley is one of the most widely consumed grains in the American diet (1). This versatile grain has a somewhat chewy consistency and a slightly nutty flavor that can complement many dishes. It’s also rich in many nutrients and packs some impressive health benefits, ranging from improved digestion and weight loss to lower cholesterol levels […]
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  • Breastfeeding Might Benefit Babies by Reducing Stress
    Breastfeeding Might Benefit Babies by Reducing Stress
    October 11, 2018 | By Lisa Rapaport
    Mothers have long been told that “breast is best” when it comes to feeding newborn babies, but a small experiment suggests at least some of the benefits may have nothing to do with the milk itself. Pediatricians recommend that mothers exclusively breastfeed infants until they’re at least 6 months old because it can bolster babies’ […]
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  • Keto Diet Versus Vegan Diet: Is One Better for Weight Loss?
    Keto Diet Versus Vegan Diet: Is One Better for Weight Loss?
    October 11, 2018 | By Kimberly Holland
    You don’t have to spend much time on social media before you’re likely to see a post about weight loss. It may be someone promoting their newest weight loss goal. Another might lament that their diet is too restrictive for them to splurge on their favorite snack. Weight loss is a multibillion-dollar industry in the […]
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  • As Life Expectancies Rise, so Are Expectations for Healthy Aging
    As Life Expectancies Rise, so Are Expectations for Healthy Aging
    October 11, 2018 | By Basia Belza, Marcia G. Ory and Matthew Lee Smith
    The Fountain of Youth may still be a myth, but a longer life expectancy is now a reality. In fact, life expectancy at birth in the United States has risen by around 30 years in barely more than a century to a current 78.6 years. But with the increased life expectancy, a question arises: How […]
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  • 6 Ways to Boost Your Coffee With Vitamins and Antioxidants
    6 Ways to Boost Your Coffee With Vitamins and Antioxidants
    October 11, 2018 | By Tiffany La Forge
    Always forgetting to take your daily vitamins? Us, too. But something we never, ever forget? Our daily cup of coffee. In fact, our day doesn’t start until we’ve had it. So why not double these activities? Add a healthy dose of vitamins, antioxidants, and nutritious benefits to your daily caffeine fix with a teaspoon of […]
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  • Tips for Making Better Food Choices for Kids
    Tips for Making Better Food Choices for Kids
    October 11, 2018 | By Deborah Mitchell
    The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recently released a set of guidelines urging parents and others responsible for children’s health to beware of the chemicals in many common foods and food packaging. This warning includes scientific evidence showing that specific chemicals in foods and food containers hurt a child’s development. More specifically, the AAP is […]
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  • Easy Roasted Butternut Squash, Sweet Potato, and Carrot Soup Recipe
    Easy Roasted Butternut Squash, Sweet Potato, and Carrot Soup Recipe
    October 11, 2018 | By Sarah O'Neill Fernandez
    A warm and hearty soup is one of the greatest pleasures of autumn and winter. Store-bought soups don’t necessarily taste horrible, but most of them come in cans lined with BPA (a hormone disruptor that’s been linked to obesity and other health problems), or they are loaded with sodium. And even though they may not taste bad, […]
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  • These Lifestyle Changes May Help Get You Off of Blood Pressure Meds
    These Lifestyle Changes May Help Get You Off of Blood Pressure Meds
    October 11, 2018 | By Gigen Mammoser
    In just four months, you could be tossing your blood pressure medication in the trash. A new study presented at the American Heart Association’s annual Joint Hypertension Scientific Sessions highlights just how important lifestyle changes are for improving heart health—and how impressive the results can be. Researchers studied 129 overweight or obese men and women to see […]
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  • 11 Amazing Health Benefits of Cucumber – Backed by Science
    11 Amazing Health Benefits of Cucumber – Backed by Science
    October 11, 2018 | By Jen Miller
    Cucumbers are mostly made of water, which makes them low in calories, but they come packed with many nutritional benefits. Those are good reasons to devour fresh cucumbers in your salad, on toast, or in a smoothie. The moisture-rich anatomy of a cucumber consists of vitamins K, C, A, magnesium, potassium, anti-inflammatory substances, and of […]
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  • Diet for Depression: What Foods Lessen Depression Symptoms?
    Diet for Depression: What Foods Lessen Depression Symptoms?
    October 11, 2018 | By Mohan Garikiparithi
    Depression is a common mental health issue, and while it can’t be cured through diet, a diet for depression can play a part in managing symptoms. Research suggests that what a person consumes can affect mental health. It is believed that many different factors contribute to depression. A recent study published in BMC Medicine showed […]
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  • Recharge Your Brain at Work With Exercise That Doesn’t Require Much Thinking
    Recharge Your Brain at Work With Exercise That Doesn’t Require Much Thinking
    October 11, 2018 | By Reuters
    A good way to recharge your brain at work might be with a short bout of exercise that doesn’t require much concentration, according to a small study from Japan. “The present study suggests that simple exercise is better than cognitively demanding exercise during working hours,” lead author Keita Kamijo, an assistant professor on the faculty […]
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  • Too Much Technology: Children Growing Up With Weak Hands, Fingers
    Too Much Technology: Children Growing Up With Weak Hands, Fingers
    October 11, 2018 | By Kimberly Holland
    Smartphones and tablets are convenient babysitters and pacifiers for bored or crying children. But they may be preventing those children from developing the necessary hand strength to hold pencils, cut with scissors, and perform tasks children their same age could easily do just a decade ago. A new review from the Heart of England Foundation […]
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  • Myth: Healthy Food Is More Expensive Than Unhealthy Food
    Myth: Healthy Food Is More Expensive Than Unhealthy Food
    October 11, 2018 | By Charlie Middleton
    The idea that healthy food costs more than junk food is something I hear a lot. Students tell me they’d like to eat better but can’t afford to. There is a strong belief that cooking from scratch costs a fortune, and with takeaway meals priced as low as £1 ($1.30USD), they have little incentive to […]
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  • Negative Memories of Gym Class May Impact Adults’ Lifestyle
    Negative Memories of Gym Class May Impact Adults’ Lifestyle
    October 10, 2018 | By Cheryl Platzman Weinstock
    Negative childhood experiences in physical education (PE) classes may have long-term effects on adult physical activity, a large study suggests. Researchers conducted an online survey of more than 1,000 adults, ages 18 to 45, across 46 states about their best and worst memories of their PE experiences, as well as their attitude about physical activity […]
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  • If Your Gut Could Talk, Here’s 10 Things It Would Tell You
    If Your Gut Could Talk, Here’s 10 Things It Would Tell You
    October 10, 2018 | By Kristen Ciccolini
    Behind the curtain, our gut is responsible for putting our body into working order. As it breaks down the foods we eat, our gut absorbs nutrients that support our body’s functions—from energy production to hormone balance, skin health to mental health, and even toxin and waste elimination. In fact, about 70 percent of the immune system is housed […]
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  • The Data Is in: Americans Who Don’t Finish High School Are Less Healthy
    The Data Is in: Americans Who Don’t Finish High School Are Less Healthy
    October 10, 2018 | By Shanta R. Dube
    On Sept. 20, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released the latest health statistics for the United States. The report provides a snapshot of Americans’ health up to 2016, revealing several key trends—including that Americans who don’t finish high school continue to lag behind. Again and again, the trends across educational levels indicate that adults […]
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  • Are You Sabotaging Your Own Productivity?
    Are You Sabotaging Your Own Productivity?
    October 10, 2018 | By Barbara Danza
    Twenty-four. That’s how many hours we get in each day. That’s how many I get, you get, Elon Musk gets, and Leonardo da Vinci got. So how is it that some people manage to live extraordinarily productive lives and some can barely stay on top of the laundry. (Eh hem.) If you’re like many people, […]
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  • I Ran 100 Miles in a Day—This Is What Happened to My Body
    I Ran 100 Miles in a Day—This Is What Happened to My Body
    October 9, 2018 | By The Conversation
    The marathon race has long been considered the ultimate test of human endurance. But the last few decades have seen growing numbers of runners regularly tackling distances exceeding the traditional marathon. So-called “ultra-marathon runners” contest races from 35 miles to 100 miles—and occasionally further—in a single stage. I began my ultra-marathon journey about 10 years […]
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  • Social Stigma More Important to Middle-Aged Drinkers Than Health Risks
    Social Stigma More Important to Middle-Aged Drinkers Than Health Risks
    October 9, 2018 | By Dan Gray
    If you were drinking too much, what would you be concerned about? It might seem that health risks would be viewed as the biggest issue. However, a recent study of middle-aged drinkers found that overall, they’re far more concerned about social stigma than potential health problems. Researchers at the University of Adelaide in Australia looked at a […]
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  • Is Apple Cider Vinegar Good for You? A Doctor Weighs In
    Is Apple Cider Vinegar Good for You? A Doctor Weighs In
    October 8, 2018 | By The Conversation
    When my brother and I were kids back in the ‘80s, we loved going to Long John Silver’s. But it wasn’t just for the fish. It was for the vinegar—malt vinegar. We would uncap a bottle at the table and swig that tangy, delicious nectar of the gods straight. Are most of you repulsed? Probably. […]
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  • Why Do Our Muscles Stiffen as We Age?
    Why Do Our Muscles Stiffen as We Age?
    October 5, 2018 | By Andrew Lavender
    Many older people find they’re not able to move as freely as they did when they were younger. They describe their movements as feeling stiff or restricted. In particular, there’s a feeling of stiffness when getting out of bed first thing in the morning or after sitting for a long period. That eventually eases with […]
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  • Bullies Push Girl to Become Kick Boxing Superstar
    Bullies Push Girl to Become Kick Boxing Superstar
    October 4, 2018 | By Milan Kajinek
    Martina Ptackova is a tough young woman. In fact, pound for pound, she’s one of the toughest women in the world. In the Czech Republic, where she is from, she’s a source of national pride, having distinguished herself as an elite athlete in the often brutal sport of kickboxing. But Ptackova is not a brutal […]
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  • Autumn: The Season of Gratitude
    Autumn: The Season of Gratitude
    October 3, 2018 | By Randi Ragan
    Autumn is a time to celebrate the change in the weather as the heat and light of summer recede, leaving us with cooler days and nights. Our physical beings register these changes and cause us to become more reflective as we head toward the Thanksgiving holidays and beyond. Autumn also affords us the opportunity to […]
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  • Traditional Gender Roles Don’t Keep Men From Becoming Caregivers
    Traditional Gender Roles Don’t Keep Men From Becoming Caregivers
    October 3, 2018 | By Reuters
    Elderly husbands may devote just as much effort to caring for a sick spouse as their wives might do if the situation were reversed, a German study suggests. Plenty of research on gender roles among older couples has found women do the bulk of housework even if both spouses have similar amounts of time available […]
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  • Eating Junk Food Raises Cancer Risk, Even for Slim Women
    Eating Junk Food Raises Cancer Risk, Even for Slim Women
    October 3, 2018 | By Joel Fuhrman
    Whether you are slim or obese, one thing is clear: calorie-dense processed foods increase cancer risk, regardless of body weight. Researchers studied data from 92,000 postmenopausal women who took part in the Women’s Health Initiative, a 15-year study of health in postmenopausal women. They focused on the energy density of the women’s diets—“high energy” diets […]
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  • North Carolina Farmers Learned Nothing From Previous Hurricanes As Over 4 Million Animals Drown
    North Carolina Farmers Learned Nothing From Previous Hurricanes As Over 4 Million Animals Drown
    October 3, 2018 | By Martha Rosenberg
    There are roughly 9 million pigs in North Carolina––the same number as people. There are also a multitude of poultry farms containing 819 million chickens and 33.5m turkeys and there is even a thriving fish farm industry in North Carolina. Many thought after Hurricane Matthew in 2016 and Hurricane Floyd in 1999 drowned thousands of […]
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  • 9 Ways Honey Benefits Your Skin, Nails, and Hair
    9 Ways Honey Benefits Your Skin, Nails, and Hair
    October 2, 2018 | By Andrea Donsky
    The honey in your pantry may taste delicious in your tea or drizzled over your pancakes, but what can it do for your face, nails, or hair? The answer is—a lot! The next time you grab that jar of (preferably) raw honey to sweeten your beverage, be sure to set some aside for your beauty […]
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