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Sliced cantaloupe with rinds on wooden platter
April 11, 2025/Nutrition

4 Health Benefits of Cantaloupe

This melon boosts your immune system and provides a wealth of antioxidants for eye health

view of papaya fruit, with one half cut open
April 10, 2025/Nutrition

6 Reasons To Eat More Papaya

Bite into a slice of papaya to enjoy a taste of the tropics and disease-fighting nutrients

Bowl of sliced nectarines and whole nectarines on table with kitchen towel
April 10, 2025/Nutrition

5 Health Benefits of Nectarines

Nectarines help your gut and heart health and may lower your cancer risk

Wooden bowl full of fresh picked plums, with one cut in half
April 9, 2025/Nutrition

Why Plums Are the Plumb Perfect Fruit

Eating more plums can help keep your bowels moving, prevent chronic diseases and protect against cancer

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Arugula salad in white bowl wlith pine nuts and cheese
April 8, 2025/Nutrition

The Health Benefits of Arugula

This leafy veggie boosts gut health, heart health and may even fight cancer

Close-up pile of cashews
April 4, 2025/Nutrition

4 Health Benefits of Cashews

Cashews may benefit your heart, joints and blood sugar levels

Person in wheelchair stretching after lifting weights
April 4, 2025/Exercise & Fitness

If You’re Sore After a Workout, Should You Be Concerned?

Low-level, dull soreness that goes away with rest or physical activity is normal — but if it lingers or worsens, see a healthcare provider

Person holding handful of peanuts in shells
April 3, 2025/Nutrition

4 Reasons Peanuts Are Good for You

This legume can reduce cholesterol and help with weight loss and healthy blood sugar levels

Chlorophyll extract swirling in glass of water, with leafy palm nearby
April 2, 2025/Nutrition

Can Chlorophyll Supplements Benefit Your Health?

There are plenty of claims that the pigment can improve acne, promote weight loss and more — but the research is lacking

Person making a batch of brownies in a large bowl, adding eggs to the mix
April 1, 2025/Nutrition

What Is High Fructose Corn Syrup? And Why It’s Bad for You

High fructose corn syrup is a common sweetener in packaged foods and can contribute to weight gain and inflammation

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