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… and icepacks in the backseat can go a long way to satisfying your road trip cravings without breaking the bank or fueling your tank with empty calories.Grab a cooler and a picnic basket (or …
… for drinking.“At its core, quitting drinking is a behavioral change,” Dr. Streem says. “It’s about breaking a habit and starting new habits.”But if you’re living with alcohol use disorder, drinking is …
… used for diaper rash, after-sun care and more.“Our skin and hair take a lot of beating — they’re exposed to the environment all the time,” Dr. Bullock notes. “Pantothenol can help protect your …
… osteoarthritis than do men. And any one of these conditions puts women at a higher risk of breaking a bone during a fall, which can add to their pain.2. Abdominal painA number of studies …
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… are addressed first,” she continues. “After all, your eyes don’t work if your heart’s not beating.”2. Connect with the right providersBecause diabetes can impact your body in so many different ways, it …
… massages are similar to deep-tissue massages, but they zero in on the muscles that take a beating when you play sports or do another repetitive physical activity.“Athletes and dancers use their bodies differently …
By now, we all know that TikTokkers love a so-called home remedy. One of the latest to go viral is fermented garlic honey, which proponents say can clear up a cold. But is it …
As if the snow and cold aren’t enough to deal with in the winter, another danger often hangs over our heads: the large icicles that form on many homes and buildings.When temperatures thaw …
Patches of red, scaly skin on your baby may be as unwelcome as a 3 a.m. diaper change, but they’re about as typical. Up to 30% of children under age 2 have atopic …
The human quest for a brighter smile dates back surprisingly far in history. In fact, ancient Roman dentists recommended using a mixture of goat’s milk and urine — yes, urine! — to whiten teeth.Thankfully, teeth …
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