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July 8, 2026/Exercise & Fitness

Does Stretching Make You Taller?

Stretching won't increase your height, but it can help you stand taller

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July 8, 2026/Exercise & Fitness

Should You Work Out When You’re Sick?

It depends on your symptoms and where you feel them in your body, but you may want to sit this one out

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July 7, 2026/Exercise & Fitness

Level Up With the 75 Medium Challenge

This 75-day challenge provides a balanced approach to physical fitness, mental health and healthy habits

Sardines
July 6, 2026/Nutrition

4 Health Benefits of Sardines

These tinned fish are rich in nutrients that support whole-body health

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Plate of chicken, broccoli and a baked sweet potato
June 26, 2026/Nutrition

Foods To Eat (and Limit) on a Diabetes Diet

Fill your plate with lean proteins, non-starchy vegetables and complex carbohydrates

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June 25, 2026/Nutrition

Are Anchovies Healthy?

Anchovies are packed with nutrients, but be cautious of salt-cured options

Hand pouring milk from a glass bottle into a glass
June 19, 2026/Nutrition

Is Whole Milk Healthier Than Low-Fat or Skim Milk?

Two main factors — fat content and calories — separate whole milk, low-fat milk and skim milk, but their essential nutrients are about the same

Person squeezing mustard onto their hotdog in a bun
June 18, 2026/Nutrition

Are Hot Dogs Healthy?

The traditional hot dog isn’t exactly a nutritious choice, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy one here and there

Person using a kettlebell to workout in a gym
June 18, 2026/Exercise & Fitness

11 Exercises for a Full-Body Kettlebell Workout

Kettlebells are versatile, space-friendly weights that can help you build strength from head to toe

Assorted high-fiber foods in bowls on table, like broccoli, beans, nuts and leafy greens
June 17, 2026/Nutrition

What Foods Are High in Fiber?

Eating more legumes, fruits, vegetables, nuts and whole grains can help you meet your daily fiber goals

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