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July 10, 2023/Nutrition

How Black Tea Can Benefit Your Health

Flavonoids in black tea are good for your health, helping prevent strokes and heart disease

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July 7, 2023/Skin Care & Beauty

Why Your Face Gets Beet Red When You Drink

An enzyme deficiency or rosacea may be behind the facial flush

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June 30, 2023/Children's Health

Chest Pain in Children: When Should You Worry?

Most chest pain in kids isn’t worrisome, but there are some symptoms that deserve attention

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June 28, 2023/Nutrition

A Little of This and That: Your Guide to the AIP Diet

The autoimmune protocol diet is designed to help identify inflammatory triggers

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April 17, 2023/Nutrition

Can You Eat Corn Silk? 4 Health Benefits of Corn Silk

These silky strands can reduce cholesterol and inflammation, and more

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March 30, 2023/Nutrition

All the Reasons You Should Eat Strawberries

These berries benefit your memory, boost your immune system and keep your heart healthy

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March 27, 2023/Nutrition

The Cherry on Top: 8 Health Benefits of Cherries

High in antioxidants and nutrients, cherries can help you sleep better and run faster!

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December 2, 2022/Nutrition

6 Ginger Shot Benefits

Try this spicy drink to help with digestion, inflammation and your immune system

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October 12, 2022/Nutrition

The Many Health Benefits of Pineapple

Here’s how pineapple boosts your health

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Why Vaccine Shots Can Hurt and How To Prevent It

Pain after a vaccine is normal — but here's how you can avoid it

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