… peanut butter.Why does it sometimes feel like your appetite changes more than the weather?Registered dietitian Kate Patton, MEd, RD, CCSD, LD, says that an increase or decrease in your appetite is your body …
… night and distracted at work, and the angry red rash is a particularly annoying third wheel on date night. It may prevent you from doing activities you love, or even mess with your mood.For …
… manage vomiting at home (making sure you’re staying hydrated!), if you’re experiencing vomiting for extended periods of time where you can’t keep anything down, you should go to the ER.“Potential causes …
… goal in ways that may jeopardize their overall performance and their immune function.Here, sports nutrition dietitian Kate Patton, MEd, RD, CSSD, LD, shares tips on how to safely and effectively achieve weight loss while …
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… be breastfeeding to develop inflammation in your breast tissue. And if you’re experiencing inflammation for long periods of time without treating the underlying cause, that inflammation can lead to further complications.Internal medicine physician …
… s why diets like the paleo diet — based on what our ancestors, who were hunters and gathers, ate — have become popular. Some diets can help guide us on what to eat with the goal of …
… different experts are going to give you a wide range of answers. But according to registered dietitian Kate Patton, RD, LD, yes, a cheat meal is OK now and again, but it comes with caveats …
… made of wool. Across the centuries, people have also used paper, grasses or other plants as a period supply.Despite tampons being so common, using them brings up a lot of questions. Which absorbency should …
Poppers, or amyl nitrite, are a liquid chemical substance that produce vapors. When those vapors are inhaled, poppers provide a sense of euphoria and heightened sexual pleasure up to just a couple of minutes at …
Babies spend a lot of time on their backs looking up at the ceiling — in their crib, in their car seat, in your arms…Flipping them over onto their stomachs for “tummy time” not only …
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