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… waste products to build up in your kidneys — increasing the likelihood that they’ll bond together to create kidney stones.“When you don’t drink enough, your urine becomes more concentrated, and you’re more …
… body has run out of the glucose it gets from carbohydrates and, instead, is burning ketones to create energy.Ketoacidosis is when things go too far and ketones build up too much, turning your blood …
… FSH to produce sperm.Dr. Pantalone says a lot of testosterone is needed within your testes to create sperm. So, if you’re experiencing low testosterone, you can get stuck at step 2, which means …
A song that was popular in the 1970s goes, “They say that breaking up is hard to do, and now I know, I know that it’s true.” If you’re in the midst of …
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… is beyond the edges of the breast. Turn the duck over again, and with a sharp knife, create a diamond pattern in the duck skin. Slice through the skin, but not into the meat, at …
… track despite the discrepancies.Where did BMI come from?The formula for calculating body mass was the creation of a Belgian mathematician, astronomer, sociologist and statistician named Lambert Adolphe Jacques Quetelet. Quetelet wasn’t focused …
… from occurring. For example, you can reduce your sodium or saturated fat consumption.Crave sweets: You can create a game plan to counter your cravings and avoid eating too much sugar. The results may prevent …
Static in your hair and sparks flying when you touch things are sure signs that the air in your house is too dry. And an arid home can negatively affect your health.“When the air …
Chronic regional pain syndrome (CRPS) takes a toll: Your nerve cells become hypersensitized to the point where everyday stimulation — like a draft of air or touch — causes an out-of-whack pain response.“Our bodies …
If you have medial epicondylitis, better known as golfer’s elbow, wearing a special brace around your forearm can help with symptoms. But with a seemingly endless selection, how do you choose the best brace …
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