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A typical recommended balanced diet is half fruits and veggies, a quarter protein and a quarter grains
Microwaves use non-ionizing radiation and haven’t been shown to cause cancer — follow food safety practices and use microwave-safe containers
The science doesn’t support most claims about this bee byproduct, and supplements present potential risks
Relieve a tight, achy and aggravated IT band, as well as hip and knee pain, with these at-home exercises
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A hearty morning meal that’ll keep you energized for your day
Flexibility helps with your balance and range of motion, and can protect you from injuries
This much-hyped bee byproduct has one possible health benefit and many unproven ones
When you’re living with cancer, eating enough protein and a variety of colorful foods can help you keep up your strength and energy
Lamaze birthing techniques — like breathing during labor and bonding after birth — are among the most commonly taught methods in childbirth prep classes
By setting boundaries around how much you give, you can save your time and resources while also being a good person
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