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… not eradicate pathogens,” Dr. Goje cautions. “There’s no guarantee it’s being heated at the appropriate temperature and length of time needed to destroy any infectious bacteria and viruses it might contain.”Thinking of …
… so sip fluids throughout the day,” she advises. “Staying hydrated will help you regulate your body’s temperature, blood pressure and electrolyte balance, help prevent or minimize constipation and allow your organs to filter out …
… example: Your child doesn’t want to wear a coat at the bus stop, even though the temperature has dropped, because they feel like they get hot rather quickly. So, you let them go without …
… Try drinking a big glass of water first thing after you wake up.It regulates your body temperature. Water helps your internal body temperature adjust to the external temperature around you. When you’re overheated …
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… surfaces well when preparing foods.Cook meat and eggs thoroughly. (But don’t leave them at room temperature to thaw or marinate.)Don’t eat:From buffets, salad bars and bulk food bins.Foods beyond …
You may have seen those handy online body mass index (BMI) calculators. Maybe you even punched in your weight and height to get your results. And maybe you were shocked by what you saw and …
If it’s winter, your skin probably isn’t at its best. The cold, dry air outside and even the warm, dry air inside can leave your skin dry, itchy and scaly.And in some …
When someone you love is struggling, it’s natural to want to help. Selflessness is a virtue, after all, isn’t it?But when “helping” crosses the line to enabling your loved one’s problematic …
“Baby bottle” is probably one of the many baby-related decisions you know you have to make as a parent. Whether you just brought your baby home, are weaning them off breast milk or …
Meat lovers, beware: Red meat, like beef and pork, and processed meats, like hot dogs and sausage, are linked to an increased risk of developing cancer.“There is a known link between certain types of …
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