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August 19, 2026/Exercise & Fitness

Cold vs. Heat: Which Temp Burns More Calories?

Any extra calorie burn from exercising in cold or hot temps is minimal

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August 19, 2026/Exercise & Fitness

Does Sweating Burn More Calories?

The amount you sweat doesn’t affect how many calories you burn

Hot tea in teacup on saucer on table
August 17, 2026/Nutrition

Is Drinking Tea Good for You?

Different teas offer different health benefits — but they all bring something to the table

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August 14, 2026/Nutrition

Mercury in Fish: How To Limit Your Exposure

Choosing certain kinds of fish to eat can help keep the mercury to a minimum in your meal

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Person selecting a piece of fresh salmon from a market case
August 14, 2026/Nutrition

Fish Faceoff: Wild Salmon vs. Farmed Salmon

Both are healthy choices, but wild-caught salmon offers a few more benefits

Halved lemons on cutting board next to glass bowl of lemon juice
August 12, 2026/Nutrition

Is Lemon Juice Good for You? 6 Health Benefits To Know

This bright citrus juice is packed with vitamin C and other nutrients that support your health

A fresh, sliced ube, with purple insides, and a fresh, whole ube
August 11, 2026/Nutrition

The Health Benefits of Ube

This vibrant purple yam offers vitamin C, fiber and antioxidants in every bite

Two older people with foam weights doing water areobics in the pool
August 11, 2026/Exercise & Fitness

Looking for Low-Impact Exercises? Try Water Aerobics

Stay afloat with bicycle kicks, alternating punches and water jogging

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August 10, 2026/Exercise & Fitness

Exercises for Parkinson’s Disease

Aerobic, strength training, flexibility and balance exercises are all important parts of maintaining movement

Person picking out apples at grocery store
August 6, 2026/Nutrition

High-FODMAP Foods: What They Are and Who Should Avoid Them

High-FODMAP foods contain specific carbohydrates that may irritate your GI tract if you have IBS, SIBO or other digestive disorders

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