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Staying hydrated, avoiding alcohol and being mindful of your triggers can help you manage HCM away from home
There’s limited research on whether the supplement can help you snooze — adopting proven sleep habits may be a better place to start
They’re both essential minerals, but they do different jobs in your body
If you’ve heard that heart disease mostly affects men or that you’re fine if you don’t feel any symptoms, it’s time to learn the facts
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This caffeinated South American tea contains antioxidants and other nutrients that may offer some health benefits
It’s a myth that you should avoid sleep (or have someone wake up throughout the night) after a head injury
You can get a good amount of protein from eating lentils, beans, tofu, grains, seeds and nuts
Lean meats, fish, dairy and plant proteins can help you meet your protein needs without piling on saturated fat and sugar
HCM raises your risk, but monitoring and treatment can bring it back down
Memory gaps can trigger uncertainty and confusion, which can cause this common symptom
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