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… and diseases.1. Supports thyroid healthYour thyroid hormones are essential for overall health. They help regulate:Body temperatureBrain development and mental activityBreathingHeart healthMetabolism and digestion“But your body can’t make thyroid hormones without iodine …
… packed with healthy monosaturated fatty acids, potassium and fiber. But this green treat is also kind of temperamental. It can go from hard as a rock to brown on the inside in what seems like …
… levels by the end of the day, which could affect motivation and the quality of your workouts.Temperature changes. In hot climates, evening workouts might be more comfortable due to cooler temperatures, but in colder …
… According to Adler, there’s no harm in giving your child formula that’s cold or room temperature. But if you do want to warm it up, avoid putting formula in the microwave. Uneven heating …
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There’s ample information — and misinformation — out there about the causes of male infertility, or the inability to father a child.It’s true that regular exposure to highly elevated temperatures in the testicles can …
… International Cancer says there’s a link between drinking hot tea and esophageal cancer – and specifically the temperature is the cause for concern.Oncologist Davendra Sohal, MD, MPH, who wasn’t involved in the study …
… seasonal changes. During the winter months, this is triggered by the shift into gloomy weather and dropping temperatures.“We know that sunshine helps to regulate the serotonin level in our bodies and a decrease in …
… or not, pizza can only be left out safely for two hours at room temperature. At higher temperatures, it’s safe to be left out for just one hour.“Anything outside of the temperature danger …
Some like it with ice. Others like it hot with a slice of lemon. And some of us are just fine with whatever comes out of the tap. But does the temperature of the water …
We often look forward to a change of seasons and warmer temperatures. But if you have diabetes, you may be especially sensitive to the hot weather of summer.Extreme heat can affect your blood sugar …
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