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… And freezing liver before eating it raw won’t kill the bacteria. “Cooking meats to a specified temperature is the only way to kill bacteria that cause foodborne illness,” she continues. The USDA recommends cooking …
… is red, hot and swollen, cold, wet compresses or towel-wrapped ice packs can help bring the temperature down. In a pinch, a bag of frozen peas (wrapped in a towel) works, too!Take a …
… be super aggressive about replacing them.”Having a fever can also make you dehydrated. “When your body temperature goes up, it’s a reaction to the presence of something that’s causing it distress,” notes …
… like meditation and prenatal yogaIf you’re dealing with sweating, chills or flushing that lasts, give your temperature a quick check. Just to be sure it’s not a fever that’s got you running …
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… need to: Cut out caffeine before bedtime.Move your workout to earlier in the day. Change the temperature of your bedroom.Block outdoor lights from disrupting the darkness. Sleep with socks on.Practice calming your …
… tested a couple,” Dr. Sessler says. “But we have a better understanding of how redheads might tolerate temperature and electrical stimulation pain factors associated with surgery.”Tips for redheads who need an anestheticIf you have …
Across the globe, we humans make meals out of mammals and fish and mollusks and even amphibians. So, why not insects, too?Entomophagy, or eating insects, is common in many parts of the world, with …
If you’ve ever woken up because of someone else talking in their sleep, you’re not alone. Whether they speak in full sentences or garble out a bunch of nonsense, about 2 out of …
Worries about blood pressure typically involve it running too high. But did you know that low blood pressure — especially when it drops suddenly — can be equally concerning and even dangerous?Heart rhythm specialist Jeffery Courson …
You’re out celebrating with your pals, throwing back shots and maybe a pint or two from your local brewery. But next thing you know, you wake up feeling groggy, your phone is missing, you …
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