… hazard you should avoid. The heat itself is harmful. “Inhaling air that is consistently at a higher temperature than the surrounding air can cause more damage to the lining of your lower respiratory tract than …
… stop there. Its leaves have a distinct black licorice flavor that holds up well in high cooking temperatures, unlike sweet basil.Purple basil: This variety of basil has striking reddish-purple leaves. And its flavor …
… you love spicy food, go with mild spice and only enjoy these dishes on occasion. Since hot (temperature-wise) food and drinks often trigger facial flushing, you should allow your food or warm beverage to …
… class? Here’s Dr. Buckingham’s advice on judging five common symptoms.FeversIn school-aged children, a temperature of 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius) or higher is considered a fever. It’s one …
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… The weaker structure means unsaturated fats are typically an oily liquid instead of a solid at room temperature. That means they’re also less likely to eventually gunk up your arteries.Types of unsaturated fatThere …
… how to do it the right way:Fill a clean container with lukewarm water — somewhere between room temperature and body temperature.Add Epsom salts or a mild soap, like a body wash.Immerse your feet …
… insightful and honest about how you’re feeling.Signs of burnout can include:Irritability and a quick temper.Withdrawal from things that used to be fun and meaningful.Constantly feeling anxious.Feeling detached from both …
… to be as much of a problem then,” Dr. Hong points out.But when you leave your temperature-controlled office and head out to, say, take a run in the park or mow the lawn …
You know that sunscreen is essential for keeping safe from sunburn and reducing your risk of skin cancer. (And if you don’t already, consider this your friendly reminder: Use sunscreen every day.)But what …
At one point, you thought you cracked the code about your eczema. It’s those darn winter winds drying out your skin! But then, one summer day after stepping out of a chlorine pool, you …
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