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Diverticulitis on the rise in US since 2000
Diverticulitis, a disabling colon problem that can cause pain, obstruction and fever, became more common in the U.S. from the…
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New York City to require salt warnings on restaurant menus
Salty fare from sandwiches to salads will soon come with a first-of-its-kind warning label at chain restaurants in New York…
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Experts: Men’s overuse of supplements classifies as eating disorder
Men aiming for a lean, muscular body often opt for supplements as a one-stop shop. But overuse of and dependence…
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5 non-diet ways to trick yourself into losing weight
Convenient. Attractive. Normal. These three words (which are the basis for the even easier to remember acronym C.A.N.) may be…
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7 things you should know about matcha
I’ve been getting asked about matcha a whole lot lately. I heard that matcha shots were the “it beverage” at…
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Could a ‘leaky gut’ be the cause of acne, fatigue and memory fog?
As far as strange medical conditions go, leaky gut syndrome is among the most intriguing— and possibly the most distastefully…
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Beetroot juice may help lower blood pressure, study says
Daily consumption of beetroot juice for four weeks significantly lowered blood pressure in hypertensive patients compared with a placebo juice,…
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Court orders Nevada to say what’s in prison food
LAS VEGAS – A convicted pedophile’s complaint about Nevada prison food has the state Supreme Court ordering an accounting of…
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