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… can affect your blood pressure readings. Your blood pressure may be high due to:Stress.Smoking.Cold temperatures.Exercise.A full stomach.A full bladder.Caffeine.Certain medications like decongestants and anti-inflammatories.You can …
… add the cilantro.Serve immediately, garnished with lime wedges.*Prepare tofu for cooking by thawing at room temperature or by immersing (wrapped) in boiling water. Be sure to squeeze as much moisture out as possible …
… to drop your child off at school or daycare on the way, but they’re throwing a temper tantrum. You’re worried you might be late to work and your patience is wearing thin.In …
… protecting yourself from food poisoning, DiGeronimo says, is making sure you cook your chicken to an internal temperature of 165 F. Don’t just trust your instincts when cooking; use a clean meat thermometer for …
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… a good tool to help with your arthritis pain, but you need to be careful about what temperature you’re using — if it’s too hot, you can burn your skin.There’s no universal …
… by your brain,” Dr. Dews says. “One person’s nervous system may activate nerve fibers that communicate temperature, like burning. But the same thing could activate a pressure sensation in another person, and then another …
Legend says certain foods may serve as natural aphrodisiacs, powering passion and driving carnal pleasure. Basically, serve up an aphrodisiac, and the result might be extra spicy. (Wink, wink.)But is there any truth to …
Looking for a new way to spice up your regular broccoli side dish? This recipe, packed with protein and fiber (thanks, beans!), comes together quickly and will satisfy your palate’s entire range of flavor …
Welcome to cold and flu season. (Reminder: It’s not too late to get your flu shot!)If your little one is already sniffling, coughing and sneezing, you might wonder whether it was a virus …
Moving the clock forward one hour in the spring and back one hour in the fall doesn’t just affect your schedule — it can throw off your body’s internal clock, too.That hour of …
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