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First-degree burns can benefit from cool water, moisturizer and nonstick bandages, but worse burns require medical intervention
Nausea, diarrhea and bloating may be common at first, but more serious signs like dizziness or muscle pain should be addressed immediately
Options like almond, oat and coconut flours offer a decent amount of protein and fiber
Lifestyle changes can help strengthen your heart so it doesn’t have to work as hard when your body is at rest
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These common cooking oils are often found in ultra-processed foods and can contribute to inflammation in your body
Studies are mixed, but frequently wearing very tight, warm hats could stress your follicles and lead to hair loss
The risk of infection makes fast and thorough treatment critical
Most people should do it twice a day: once in the morning and once again at night
Your surgeon isn’t trying to be mean — eating before surgery can raise your risk of aspirating, vomiting and more
It can take three to four weeks to experience improvement in strength, and up to six months or more to notice visible changes
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