Tuesday, June 30, 2015

Is The Koreball The Next Big Thing In Free Weights For An At-Home Workout?

Half kettlebell, half medicine ball, fully collapsible and portable, here's why we're loving this brand new invention that's all the rage.

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Trick Your Kid Into Eating Healthy Food, Here’s How

Read on to know what parents of healthy children do differently, to make their kids consume adequate nutrition.

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Prep Your Skin For The Gym Like Jessica Alba

Her list of gym bag essentials include some skincare products, a lip balm, and even an eyelash curler. Wait, what? Read on to know more.

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Is Aging Giving You The Blues?

Don’t let aging deprive you of your mental peace. Let go of your blues, and allow yourself to age gracefully.

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If Your Hair Feels Oily, Get To The Scalp Of The Problem

Here is a list of guidelines and DIY tricks to make sure you keep your mane looking fabulous and non-greasy this summer.

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6 Fun Holiday Ideas For Your 4th Of July Weekend

We present our picks of towns and cities, whose 4th of July celebrations are fun, patriotic, and include a little something for the entire family.

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The Sun’s UV Rays Can Give You Wrinkles & Skin Cancer

We all know that the sun damages our skin, but did you know how it does this? Scientists have finally solved this mystery.

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Citrus Fruits Increase Skin Cancer Risk: Study

Using data from two long-term studies of women and men, researchers have found a potential link between citrus consumption and malignant melanoma of the skin.

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Science Says: Sugary Drinks Kill 184,000 People A Year Globally

Consumption of sugary drinks may lead to diabetes, heart disease, and cancers and an estimated 184,000 adult deaths each year worldwide, says a US study.

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Google To Launch Contact Lens To Measure Blood Sugar Levels

Google is reportedly developing a smart contact lens that will measure a wearer's glucose levels by testing their tears.

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Science Says: Few People Heading Toward Diabetes Know About It

According to a study published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, only about one in eight people in the US with prediabetes know they have a problem.

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7 Tips On Caring For & Respecting The US Flag

Displaying the American flag is a great way of showing your patriotism, but it can lose meaning if you don't respect the flag. We give you simple tips to follow the code and care for your flag the right way.

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Under Armour Gets Their Grip On A New Fitness Tracker

With an HTC fitness tracker added to their acquisitions of MyFitnessPal and Endomondo, Under Armour is going all out to create a 360 degree network in the fitness segment.

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Why You Should Add Garlic To Your Baby’s Diet

Adding garlic to your baby’s diet will increase his body's resistance to respiratory problems, gastric issues and other colic-related problems.

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Gyms Employ Virtual Reality To Transform Mundane Fitness Routines

SurfSet Fitness would be a prime example, where you workout on surfboards that mimic the motion of the waves, while a screen plays videos to supplement the illusion.

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Monday, June 29, 2015

Can Being Too Clean Be Harmful For Your Baby?

A study says that keeping a baby bundled up and clean all the time increases his risk of allergies and hampers his immunity.

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5 Herb Hacks Every Cook Ought To Know

All herbs come in two varieties: fresh and dried, and it’s tough to know when to use which kind and how to treat them differently. We outline some common situations when this dilemma crops up, and offer you some clever herb hacks that will surely help you in your cooking.

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Summer Hacks To Keep Your Home Heat-Free

Shield your home, and lock the heat waves outside with these simple and economical home care tips.

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How To Follow A Vegetarian Diet On A Budget

Whether you’re planning on adding more vegetables to your meals or going on a completely vegetarian diet, we tell you simple ways to do so without breaking the bank.

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Science Says: Frequent & Impulsive Snacking Leads To Weight Gain

Are you an impulsive eater? Your urge to munch on something every now and then, even in the absence of hunger, might be the reason behind weight gain.

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Save Your Skin By Cleaning Your Makeup Brushes Thoroughly

For those who are prone to acne and breakouts, or have sensitive skin, here's why you should pay attention to your makeup brushes.

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Science Says: Calcium Deficiency Might Be Giving You Sleepless Nights

A study has identified a key calcium channel which is responsible for deep sleep.

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Alzheimer’s Could Begin Two Decades Before Diagnosis: Study

Though Alzheimer's affects the elderly, a new study suggests that the biological processes that trigger it begin a couple of decades ago.

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Coming Out: The Simple Guide For Parents Of LGBTQ Children

We give you a handy guide to cope with your child’s coming out process, sensitively and lovingly.

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How Channing Tatum & The Magic Mike XXL Boys Got Stripper Bodies

If you want to know what it takes to have a body that looks Photoshopped (but, isn't!), you're in for a real treat. Joe Manganiello, Adam Rodriguez, Matt Bomer, Kevin Nash and Channing Tatum spill the beans.

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#LoveWins: Same-Sex Marriage Could Improve LGBT Health

The exact reasons why marriage improves people's health are not known, but it may be due to a number of factors, including: being in a supportive relationship, and having an improved financial status. Its positive effects apply to heterosexual as well as LGB persons.

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The American Flag Inspires A 4th Of July Beauty Routine For The Weekend

It's not just the hues that have us singing, but the glorious ingredients that come packed with nutrients that can do you skin a world of good, on any given day.

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This One Ingredient Will Heal Your Diabetic Foot Ulcers Quickly

Packed with antibacterial, antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, here’s why honey can be an all-in-one remedy for diabetic foot ulcers.

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This Weight Loss Game Gives You A 220-Calorie Deficit Every Day

The game trains you to associate fatty foods with 'stopping', and low-cal ones with positive reinforcement, in turn leading you to make better food choices.

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Quick Fix: Dark Chocolate To Lower Blood Pressure

We give you one more reason to have a piece of dark chocolate every day.

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Beauty App Of The Week: Let The Hunt Begin

If you're confused about what you want to do to your hair or with your makeup, join The Hunt app and let strangers weigh in.

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Sunday, June 28, 2015

Snack Smart: The Best Low-Carb Options For A Diabetic Diet

Having diabetes does not mean you can't enjoy snacks. We give you loads of healthy options based on their carb count.

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5 Common Online Dating Mistakes To Avoid

Since dating online doesn’t absolve you of bad behavior or inappropriate actions, here's what you need to avoid doing. Just play fair, be honest and stay safe; love could be just around the corner.

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Kids Who Hear Many Languages Become Better Communicators

A study conducted by University of Chicago psychologists discovered that children from multilingual environments are better at interpreting a speaker's meaning than children who are exposed only to their native tongue. The most novel finding is that the children do not even have to be bilingual themselves; it is the exposure to more than one language that is the key for building effective social communication skills.

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The Selfie Stick Just Makes You A Narcissist

A new study has discovered now that selfie sticks are no longer being just a convenience tool, but the new symbol of millennial narcissism and self-absorption. Jesse Fox, an assistant professor of communications at the Ohio State University, believes the selfie stick will further isolate this generation and those to come.

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Common Antidepressants May Increase Bone Fracture Risk In Women: Study

A class of antidepressants commonly prescribed to curb menopausal symptoms may boost bone fracture risk, warns a study.

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Saturday, June 27, 2015

Post-Workout Smart Food: Vegemite

Ideal to help you revive after an intense workout, we explore the many benefits of the relatively new addition to fitness foods.

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#LoveWins: 6 Same-Sex Star Couples Who Always Believed In Marriage Equality

We bring you a list of the brave celebs, who were proponents of the gay rights movement and declared their love for their partners way before same-sex marriage was legal across America.

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What Happens Next? How A Panic Attack Leads To Anxiety By Dr Keller Worthman

Dr Keller Worthman tells you what happens to your body when you get a panic attack and how it leads to anxiety.

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Friday, June 26, 2015

Science Says: Cancer Drug May Also Have Anti-Aging Benefits

A drug normally used to treat skin cancer has been found to delay the onset of age-related deaths by slowing the ageing process in fruit flies.

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Eating Veggies Before Carbs Could Lower Blood Sugar Levels In Diabetics: Study

Overweight and obese people with type 2 diabetes may feel better after a meal if they start it off with vegetables or proteins and end with the carbs, says a new study.

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How To: Manage Seasonal Allergies With Acupressure

By alleviating stress, strengthening immune system and correcting energy blocks, acupressure can benefit both seasonal allergies as well as chronic asthma.

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Feeling Antsy? Keep Anxiety Away With These 5 Yoga Poses

Yoga and mindfulness inspire new skill sets that quieten the mind, raise our consciousness and foster our overall health.

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6 Things Never To Say To Your Kids

While you maight not intend to be hurtful, judgmental or critical, sometimes parents can say the worst things without even realizing the damage they are wreaking on their child’s emotional and mental health. Never say these things to your kids.

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Strangers Judge Our Appearance More Accurately Than We Do: Study

A recent study reveals that we don’t have a very clear idea about our own physical appearance. In fact, it seems that others are a better judge of our appearance.

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3 Chef Secrets To Make Your Pasta Healthier & Tastier: Revealed

Learn some new, simple tricks to make pasta tastier, healthier and even better looking. We share three ingenious tips that chefs use all the time, but keep secret.

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Kids Who Exercise Make For Fitter Adults

Committing to a workout from an early age doesn't just help you consistently lose weight, but also makes you more willing to exercise in adulthood, says a study.

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Workout From Within: Fitness Routines For Every Age

There's a big difference between how you should workout in our 20s, 30s and 40s. Jeff Halevy shows us how to be healthy, no matter what birthday you're celebrating.

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We Share Some Basic Text Message Etiquette (& Thomas Lennon Weighs In)

Here are eight etiquette tips to keep in mind, when you choose to text instead of calling or speaking face to face. Plus, funnyman Thomas Lennon shares his opinion on the modern texting phenomenon.

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A Little Pushup For Charity Can Go A Long Way

If you're looking to contribute to families of soldiers who have laid down their lives for you, just drop and join the push-up campaign.

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Kitchen Hack: How To Keep A Cut Apple From Browning

Fruits like apples begin to turn brown minutes after you cut them. With this simple kitchen hack, you can keep them from losing their color and texture.

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Thursday, June 25, 2015

Quick Fix: Honey For Hiccups

Troubled with hiccups? Here's how you can use honey to stop them in minutes.

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Does Your Baby Stay Awake At Night? Here’s Why

While it might cause a lot of stress, your baby’s waking up at night could actually be a good thing. Here's why.

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5 (More) Reasons To Enjoy Blueberries Everyday

From improving cognitive health to managing diabetes, here's why blueberries should be a part of your daily diet.

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Chafing Burns? Sexy Bandelettes To The Rescue!

A lacy and racy way to avoid chafing, get sexy this chub-rub season with the bridal-inspired Bandelettes that will save your skin.

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A Sigh Of Relief? Kids Who Lie Also Seem To Have Good Memory Skills

Children with strong memories are good at covering up lies and are better liars, new research says.

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The Diaries Of A Yo-Yo Dieter: Chris Pratt Gets All-Too-Real About His Weighty Issues

Once weighing in at 300lb while shooting for Parks and Recreation, the Jurassic World actor gets candid about his tug of war with food and exercise.

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Science Says: Smoking Linked To Breast Cancer In Young Women

Smoking may increase the risk of dying early in pre-menopausal women with breast cancer, says a study.

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Science Says: Smoking Linked To Breast Cancer In Young Women

Smoking may increase the risk of dying early in pre-menopausal women with breast cancer, says a study.

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Now, There’s An App To Make Breaking Up Easy

You can now delegate the dirty work of breaking up with a partner, to an app specially designed for this purpose. Called Binder, the phone app allows the user to avoid the awkwardness that comes with ending a relationship, and instead lets them dump someone through an automated voice message.

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A Quarter Of Americans Lie To Their Dentists About Flossing: Survey

Flossing one's teeth, according to a Harris Poll survey, is a less desirable activity than listening to the sound of nails on a chalkboard or to small children crying on a bus or plane.

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Brande Roderick Shows You How To Get A Beach Body With Fit, Famous & Fabulous

Coming from someone who's starred in Baywatch and Playboy, watch her get chatty with host Adrienne Janic about bootcamp workouts.

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The Angels Sweat It Out For The New Victoria’s Secret Sport Collection

A behind-the-scenes sneak peak of how Adriana Lima, Jasmine Tookes, Martha Hunt and Elsa Hosk got ready for the #TOTALKnockout campaign.

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How To Make Your Gluten-Free Recipes A Little More Delicious

There are many simple ways to add a gluten-free recipe to your diet. Finding the right gluten-free substitute for your usual gluten-containing ingredients is a matter of personal taste, and involves experiments with gluten-free flours and baking aids.

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How Sean “Diddy” Combs Takes Care Of His $735 Million Skin

Topping the Forbes Hip-Hop rich list this year, the American rapper gives up the gangsta act as he fesses up to his love for beauty treatments.

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Wednesday, June 24, 2015

How Acupuncture Helps In Managing Arthritis Pain

By stimulating the release of the body’s natural painkillers, acupuncture can help curb the pain and inflammation caused by arthritis.

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Science Says: Three To Five Coffee Cups A Day May Cut Heart Disease Risk By 21 Percent

Drinking three to five cups of coffee per day could cut an your cardiovascular disease mortality risk by 21 percent, says new research.

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Ways To Stay Flexible With Yoga Sutra Now

Host Jai Sugrim demonstrates asanas to stay limber, and iron out those knots and kinks. We recommend some alternate stretches that you could also try.

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Peggy K’s Kitchen Cures: Recipes To Balance Your Dosha

According to Ayurveda, food plays an important role in the act of balancing your dosha, or your personal energy. Host Peggy K shares specific recipes for every type of dosha.

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Yet Another Bizarre Measure Of Fitness Is The Collarbone Challenge

So basically, the more coins you can hold on your collarbone, the better your figure. We're not even going to bother tagging this as a body-shaming trend.

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Proven: Diet Foods Are Making You Fat

Here are some of the leading culprits from the diet food section that have you eating more than you need, because you view them as 'healthy' alternates.

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We Sleep Less Than Our Ancestors Did, Here’s Why

With access to artificial light and electricity, modern humans get less hours of sleep each night, compared to our traditional hunter-gatherer ancestors. This research was published in the Journal of Biological Rhythms.

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Why Cheat Meals Are Better Than Cheat Days

Over time, these mini-indulgences will make no difference to the number on your weighing scale, ie, you won't tip over to the heavier side.

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Savor The Season: Why You Must Eat The Freshest Local Produce

Eating in-season produce might just be the best thing to happen to you and your body. The more variety you get in your diet, the more likely you are to get all of the nutrients your body needs.

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Smart Foods: Nuts About Walnuts For Beauty Solutions

The superfood helps you maintain a flawless complexion and a great head of hair; walnuts are also great for weight watchers. Here's why.

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Say Hello To The Z Living/Veria Nature Cure & Ayurvedic Wellness Center!

The Z Living/Veria Nature Cure & Ayurvedic Wellness Center launched in Sullivan County on the western bank of Bailey Lake in the Town of Thompson, on June 21, with a groundbreaking ceremony.

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How To: Do Leg Lifts To Work The Inner Thighs

While there are many home remedies to tackle chafing burn, including this workout move in your routine is a step towards getting fit and limiting the friction.

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Tuesday, June 23, 2015

Nirmala’s Spice World: Fun Facts About Sweet Potatoes

Did you know that sweet potatoes and yam are not the same vegetable? Read on to know more fun facts about this healthy tuber.

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How Would You Like To Have Drew Barrymore As Your Bridal Beauty Expert?

The actress gives you three hair and makeup tips you can employ, to look perfect in your wedding pictures.

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Relieve It With A Herb: Alfalfa For Anemia

Alfalfa's high content of vitamin A and C promotes the absorption of iron from foods and help relieve anemia symptoms.

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Science Says: Stress In The First Trimester Of Pregnancy Harms Your Baby’s Brain

Stress in the first trimester alters the population of microbes living in the mother's vagina and impacts the baby's brain development.

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Science Says: This Is Why Pacemaker Wearers Should Never Use A Smartphone

Pacemakers can mistakenly detect electromagnetic interference (EMI) from smartphones as a cardiac signal, says the study.

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Tipping Etiquette: Amy Schumer Shows You How It’s Done

You don't have to do what Amy did, but it would help to keep in mind these three basic tipping etiquette guidelines.

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8 Tips To Keep Your Pet Safe During A Natural Disaster

We hope you never have to face a natural disaster, but it pays to be prepared. Follow these eight simple tips to ensure your pets are safe and protected during a crisis.

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Naturally Beautiful: Look Picture-Perfect In 20 Minutes

Nitika Chopra of the show Naturally Beautiful highlights various methods to enable the people with busy professional lives attain a beautiful look, quickly.

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6 Reasons Cranberries Should Be A Part Of Your Daily Diet

From preventing fighting UTI to managing diabetes, cranberries can treat a variety of ailments.

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Did You Miss It? New Yorkers Channel Their Inner Yogis At Times Square

It was an assembly of more than 17,000 New Yorkers who got down and active on their mats in complete synchronization, along with UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon

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David Beckham, Lady Gaga & Hugh Jackman Inspire A Full-Body Workout

Three superstars, three inspirational Insta posts, and one full-body exercise program. There's really no good excuse to flake on working out today!

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Science Says: Your Toddler Has Already Developed A Sense Of Kindness & Justice

Children as young as three actually show a surprising level of concern for others, and have an intuitive sense of restorative justice, according to the researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig (Germany).

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Gym-Goers Are Addicted To These Fitness Studios

Whether it is anti-gravity yoga or underwater cycling, trampoline training or yogalates, gym-goers are spoiled for choice, and in a motivating way at that.

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Are These Teething Remedies Making Your Baby Sick?

Here's why the FDA advises parents to stay away from drugs containing viscous lidocaine and benzocaine to ease their teething troubles.

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Monday, June 22, 2015

Quick Fix: Baking Soda For Heat Rash

A cool bath with baking soda is all you need to beat the prickly heat.

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The Smart Girl’s Guide To Reapplying Sunscreen Without Ruining Her Makeup

You don't want to ruin that perfectly drawn cat-eye, or temper the sun-kissed blush by reapplying sunblock. But, who said you have to choose between one and the other?

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Are Antibiotics Safe For Your Baby?

While your baby’s doctor may prescribe antibiotics even for a cough or cold, they can be detrimental to your baby's health. Here’s what you should know.

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Eva Mendes Shares Her Secret On Healthy Eating

Speaking about nutrition and a healthy way of life, Hollywood star Eva Mendes recommends you enjoy all foods, albeit in moderation. Say no to fad diets.

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Here’s To New Beginnings: 12 Tips To Get Your Home Packed & Moved

Stay cool and organized as you move into your new house. To make things easier, we share some key tips will limit your boxes, keep your things clean and intact, and speed up the moving process.

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Good Food America: Why Danny Boome Likes Cooking With Broccolini

Good Food America host Danny Boome features this healthy green as the star of the show. Read on to find out why broccolini is good for you.

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Science Says: Smoking Parents Can Turn Toddlers Into Fat Kids

The results suggest that smoking around your toddler could be just as bad as smoking while pregnant.

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Emotional Overeater: The Connection Between Food, Mood & Weight Gain

Isn't it easier to be unhappy but fit than be sad and fat? Here's how you can moderate your intake and keep those mood swings in check to have a healthier relationship with food.

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Science Says: Puberty Onset Predicts Later Life Diseases

The researchers found that early puberty timing is associated with higher risks for Type-2 diabetes and heart disease in both women and men.

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Relieve It With A Herb: Stinging Nettle For Arthritis

Here's how stinging nettle can relieve joint pain and stiffness, the two most debilitating symptoms of arthritis.

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Expert Advice: How To Get A Grip On Your Love Handles By Trimming The Belly Fat

From belly-busting grapefruits to the calorie-burning features of power yoga, our wellness expert panel offers up some great tips for losing weight and staying lean on Living Top 10, one of our most popular shows.

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Slow Cooker Success: The Right Way To Use Your Crock-Pot

Follow these guidelines for using a slow cooker to get tastier, healthier meals with minimum fuss.

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Invest In Your Child’s Health By Teaching Them How To Cook

Poor cooking skills could be the major reason why your teenager turns to fast-food and microwave meals.

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Most Parents Believe Their Older Child Is Smarter; Affects The Younger Child In Future

When parents compare their kids, it shows up in the classroom. And here's how it affects them. Check out this study published in the Journal of Family Psychology.

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These Everyday Fruits Can Help You Keep The Weight Off

Grapefruits and berries have resveratrol, an antioxidant that acts as an obesity fighter by converting white fat to beige fat.

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The Honest Company By Jessica Alba Is Working On Organic Skincare Products

Known for its eco-friendly line of household and baby products, the brand is venturing into the world of beauty with the actor-turned-CEO Jessica Alba at the helm of things.

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Quick Fix: Hemp Oil For Heart Disease

Hemp oil is a rich source of alpha-linolenic omega-3 fatty acid, that can help prevent heart disease, arthritis and depression.

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Sunday, June 21, 2015

Mark Your Territory: Why You Should Microchip Your Pet

A pet microchip could save your lost pet's life. Find out how the process works, and why you need to get it done for your beloved pooch.

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Could Serotonin Be Making You Feel More Anxious?

Serotonin surplus might just increase anxiety, and not decrease it, as previously assumed, according to a study conducted by researchers at Uppsala University in Sweden, and published in the journal JAMA Psychiatry.

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Teens With Weak Memory Prone To Risky Sexual Behavior: Study

A weaker working memory can increase the risk of both, early sexual activity and unprotected sexual involvement during adolescence, according to a new study by an Indian American researcher.

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Make Way For The World’s First Yoga Suit

The garment moves beyond the westernized yoga sweats and goes back to its roots by using fabrics that sit away from the skin and do not constrict the body.

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Australia Embraces #InternationalYogaDay With Much Fervor

The popularity of the practice has spread far and wide, and with many celebrity endorsements, we won't be surprised if International Yoga Day comes back twice as strong next year.

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America Awaits The First Lady’s Support On #InternationalYogaDay

After Let Move and #GimmeFive, America awaits the First Lady's support on International Yoga Day.

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#YogaDay: A $27 Billion Industry Has Taken America By Storm

From housewives to stressed executives to fitness enthusiasts, an ever growing number of 'yogis' are flocking to Bikram, Ashtanga and Vinyasa studios across the nation.

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Science Says: Yoga Can Reverse Ill-Effects Of Chronic Pain

Yoga can be instrumental in preventing and reversing the anatomical changes and impairments that chronic pain causes in the brain.

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Science Says: Yoga Eases Prenatal Depression

The study data showed that the more prenatal yoga pregnant women did, the more they benefited psychologically.

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Saturday, June 20, 2015

#InternationalDayOfYoga: Heal Your Brain Injuries With These 4 Yoga Poses

Yoga is a gentle exercise that contains therapeutic benefits for those who are recovering from a traumatic brain injury, head trauma or concussion.

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Trending In Skincare: Double-Masking For A Healthy Glow

It is the process of using two masks consecutively or simultaneously to treat different areas of the face as needed.

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#YogaDay: Go Traditional Or Get Contemporary With The Practice

While one focuses on peace of mind, the other is all about training the body. In the end, it all comes full circle.

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Must-Try Food Trend: Egg Brûlée In 7 Simple Steps

There's no such thing as too many ways to enjoy your eggs. With that said, we present to you the egg brûlée. Watch the video and learn how to make it at home.

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Friday, June 19, 2015

#InternationalDayOfYoga: The Benefits Of Practicing Yoga Outdoors

With the weather getting warm, doesn’t it seem natural to do your sun salutations outdoors? We tell you how taking your yoga mat outside this summer can benefit your overall health.

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Science Says: Watching TV Might Increase Anxiety Risk

A new report shows that low-energy activities that involve sitting down are associated with an increased risk of anxiety.

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Relieve It WIth A Herb: Ginger For Alzheimer’s

The bioactive compounds and antioxidants present in ginger stop brain inflammation and prevent cognitive decline.

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The Juice: Here’s How Synchronized Swimming Can Help You Get Fit

Did you know that synchronized swimmers rank second only to long distance runners in terms of aerobic capacity? Catch the episodes of The Juice for a complete low-down.

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Myth Defying With Dr Holly: Why Oversleeping Is Bad For Your Health

While a good night’s sleep is important for the mind, body and soul, how much sleep do we really need? Dr Holly tells you how much is too much.

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Science Says: Drug Used For Heart Transplant May Help Reduce Weight, Too

Researchers have discovered that an existing drug used in transplants may help reduce food consumption and body weight.

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Father’s Day: 5 Steps To Reconnect With Dad & Rediscover Your Relationship

Whether you’re busy with your work or your adult life woes, take some time out for dad, and see his face light up. Here are a few tips to get you started.

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Science Says: Air Pollution Can Damage Your Brain

Long-term exposure to air pollution may lead to a loss of white matter in the brain, says a new study.

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Science Says: A Test To Measure The Genetic Risk Of Prostate Cancer Will Be Available Soon

A simple blood or urine test could soon identify men with an elevated, genetically-inherited risk for prostate cancer, says a study.

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This Is Why You Are Tempted To Scratch That Itch Again & Again

Scratching an itch activates the pleasure centers in the human brain, says a study.

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Grandpa, Step Dad Or Uncle: Celebrate Your Father Figure (Because He Deserves It)

It's high time you told grandpa, step dad or your uncle how special he is to you. Father’s Day is just the right occasion to do so.

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Fight Against Obesity With Fish Oil & A Low-Calorie Diet

A healthy omega-3 intake with a calorie restricted diet and meal replacement can give you an upper hand over metabolic syndrome.

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#InternationalDayOfYoga: The Dos & Don’ts Of A Yogic Diet

It is important to create a loving relationship with your food in order to deepen your yoga practice, and gain the most from it. Here's how to follow a traditional Sattvic diet.

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#InternationalDayOfYoga: Exploring The Benefits Of Yoga For All Ages

Unlike vigorous exercise such as athletic sports and HIIT routines, yoga is gentle enough for all age groups. Relaxing and detoxifying, it offers something to everyone.

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The Trick To Keeping The Pounds Off Is To Weigh Yourself Regularly

Documenting your weight on an every day basis will give you better and more consistent weight loss results, says a study.

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DIY Garbage Disposal Refresher

Does your garbage disposal system get awfully stinky sometimes? Here’s how you can make your own scented refresher.

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Thursday, June 18, 2015

#InternationalDayOfYoga: Is Yoga Better Than Cardio?

Yoga can be beneficial in lowering BMI, blood pressure and cholesterol and aids in weight loss, just like cardio exercises.

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Finally, A Genius Attempt To Stop Food Wastage & Promote Healthy Eating

A new service called The Daily Table could just help tackle the issue of food waste in the country, and provide nutrition for the common man as well.

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Eat Chocolate Without Guilt: Science Recommends It For A Healthy Heart

If your are worried about the health of your heart, here's a sweet solution. A study conducted by Chun Shing Kwok from University of Aberdeen says that chocolate consumption is linked with a lower risk of heart disease.

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Runners, Get Onboard With Yoga Sutra Now

Watch host Jai Sugrim demonstrate how runners can use yoga to improve their performance, protect their body, get a good calorie burn, and build stamina to keep pace and level up consistently.

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Science Says: Parents, Stop Comparing Your Kids

When parents compare siblings constantly, they actually magnify subtle differences between them and even influence further changes in them.

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10 Yoga Facts: The Good, The Bad, & The Downright Mind-Blowing

Did you know that there are Christian fundamentalists residing in the US that actually oppose the practice of yoga in public schools? For more interesting facts, come this way.

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Science Says: Fond Memories Can Help Overcome Stress-Induced Depression

Scientists have found that artificial reactivation of memories stored during a positive experience can suppress the effects of stress-induced depression.

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#FatYoga: The Trend Clarifying That Size Doesn’t Matter

Check out 'fat yoga', a movement that celebrates the freedom and grace of yoga practitioners who don’t conform to stereotypical notions of what yogis look like.

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Quick Fix: Pomegranate Juice For Prostate Cancer

The antioxidants present in pomegranate juice are three times more potent than those in red wine and green tea.

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5 Funny Father’s Day Gifts To Tickle His Funny Bone

Forget about flowers and chocolates. Here are some clever gifting ideas that will put a smile on his face.

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How You Can Have Your Cheese & Lose Weight Too

With 85 percent less fat and more protein than the regular alternative, this cheesy way to keep the calorie count in check is already creating a buzz.

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Chef Andrea Beaman Shares Tips To Flavor Bland Diet Food On Fed Up!

Is your healthy diet food a little too bland for your liking? Here's how to flavor it without adding to the calories.

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Blame The Pizza For The Wrinkles, Wine For The Pimples

Foods with a high glycemic index speed up the skin aging process and propel acne breakouts.

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Sleep During Pregnancy: Why It Is Crucial For Your Baby’s Health

Lack of sleep can cause memory loss, difficulty in cognitive functioning and other health complications, that can negatively impact your unborn baby's health.

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Wednesday, June 17, 2015

Fix That Dish: Low-Calorie Banana Split Ice Cream Sundae

Learn the secret to making an amazingly tasty yet healthy and low-cal frozen treat at home.

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This App Helps Combat Post-Traumatic Stress By Engaging You In ‘Mini Missions’

A new app defines our goals to care for ourselves and for others, in cases of extreme stress.

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Indulge Your Melon Mania This Summer: Selection & Storage Tips

Since melons are now available in abundance this season, we give you smart and easy tips to pick them and store them for a longer shelf life.

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Science Says: Same Sex Couples Are Just As Good At Parenting

Children of same-sex parents experience 'no difference' on a range of social and behavioral outcomes compared to children of heterosexual or single parents.

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Yoga Trainer: How To Know If You Have Chosen Wisely

Here are five pertinent things you need to know about your yoga teacher before handing over the reins and letting them propel you into the practice.

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Science Says: Including Orange Sweet Potato In Your Kid’s Diet Can Ease Diarrhea

A study has found that orange sweet potato, rich in vitamin A, reduces both the prevalence and duration of diarrhea in children under 5.

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Science Says: Avocados May Help Beat Leukemia

A molecule in avocados combats acute myeloid leukemia (AML) by targeting the root of the disease—leukemia stem cells, says the study.

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Science Says: Adding Cinnamon To Your Diet Can Prevent Bowel Cancer

A compound derived from cinnamon is a potent inhibitor of colorectal or bowel cancer, a study shows.

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Yoga: How You’ve Got It All Wrong!

We aim to bust some myths and give you clarity of thought by tackling the most common misconceptions people have about the practice.

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Quick Fix: Mulberries For Diabetes

Here's how mulberries prevent the breakdown of carbohydrates in the gut and help lower the blood sugar levels after meals.

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Health Soup: You Must Have The Fire In Your Belly To Lose Weight

Catch up with host David Price to understand how a little bit of exercise and healthy eating can go a long way in helping you be the best version of yourself.

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Father’s Day: How To Throw A Surprise Party For Daddy

If there’s one way to put the sparkle back in your dad's eye and show him how much you care, it’s planning a surprise party.

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Experts Share Workplace Wellness Tips On Tonight’s Episode Of Living Top 10

You’ll spend 90,000 hours at work over your lifetime. Why not make them count, by establishing a healthy workplace routine?

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Gwyneth Paltrow’s Working On Age-Defying Skincare Products

Come January and the actress will roll out her very own skincare line, which no doubt will revel in organic goodness and all-things-natural.

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This App Will Help You Get Your Fill Of Water For The Day

The app offers a personal integrated health assessment and a variety of programs designed to help you reach any, or all of your fitness goals.

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Yoga For Multiple Sclerosis: 4 Poses To Manage The Condition Better

Here are four yoga asanas to ease the symptoms and improve the quality of life of people suffering from multiple sclerosis.

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What Happens Next? How Alcohol & Baldness Are Related By Dr Keller Wortham

Excessive consumption of alcohol can cause a deficiency of zinc and iron—two key minerals vital for healthy hair. Dr Keller Worthman tells you more.

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Tuesday, June 16, 2015

Make Magic With Melons: Food Pairing Ideas

We give you smart and easy suggestions on what to pair melons with: from spices, herbs, other fruit and vegetables, to cheese and ham.

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Peggy K’s Kitchen Cures: Make Everyday Meals A Little More Healthy

Take your classic, unhealthy dishes and “Peggify” them to make them low-fat and low-calorie. Episode links inside.

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To Wax, Shave Or Sugar? The Buzz On All-Natual Hair Removal Techniques

Basking in the sun does have its perks. It also means summer dresses and tiny shorts, which bring with them the need for hair removal. Here's what you should do.

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The #BellyButtonChallenge, At Best Is A Measure Of Stupidity

The latest measure of fitness lies in your ability to touch your belly button from the flip-side. Where are the skinny shamers when you need them? #ShutItDown!

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Fit, Famous & Fabulous: At-Home Low-Impact Exercises For New Moms

On tonight's episode, host Adrienne Janic ropes in singer Lisa Loeb to demonstrate workout moves for new moms to lose weight, tone the body, and de-stress, all at the same time.

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A Healing Hand: Yoga To Cope With Grief

Yoga can offer the opportunity to soothe the pain of grief, provide comfort and even heal emotional wounds.

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5 Foods To Avoid Feeding Your Below-1 Baby

While there are a number of foods that you should include in his diet, there are certain foods such as honey, cow's milk, peanut butter, soy milk and fish that contain known allergens.

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John Cena Sets Record With 595lb Back-Breaking Squats

Even for a person at an advanced level of fitness, lifting 595lb while doing a squat can literally make you go weak in the knees—but, he does; and how!

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Tranquil Travels: 5 Must-Visit Yoga Retreats In America

We point you in the direction of five brilliantly designed wellness retreats to practice deep yoga.

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High Salt Intake Can Neutralize Weight Gain From High-Fat Foods

According to research, adding high amounts of salt to high-fat diets reduces the efficiency of the digestive tract to extract calories from food.

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Science Says: Half Of Cancer Deaths In America Linked To Smoking

While the largest proportion of deaths caused by smoking were for lung, bronchus, trachea and larynx cancers, one half of the fatalities were from tumors of the oral cavity, esophagus and bladder, the study found.

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Science Says: Kids Of Older Parents & Teen Moms Are At A Greater Autism Risk

Children born to teenage mothers and whose parents have a large gap between their ages are at an increased risk of developing autism spectrum disorder.

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Science Says: Endometriosis Ups Risk Of Miscarriages

These results indicate that endometriosis pre-disposes women to an increased risk of early pregnancy loss, and later pregnancy complications.

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Science Says: Poor Sleep Doubles Heart Attack Risk In Men

Researchers have found that sleep disturbances might double the risk of heart attack and stroke in men.

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Video Games Could Benefit Your Kid, Here’s How

A new study compares active video gaming with unstructured outdoor play, and the results are unexpected.

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American Kids Are Shockingly Dehydrated: Study

A recent study reveals that more than half of the children in the US are not drinking enough water.

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Science Says: A High BP Diet Can Include Lean Pork

If you are following a diet to lower blood pressure, you may expand your protein options to include lean, unprocessed pork.

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Monday, June 15, 2015

Fast Five: Houseplants That Spell Trouble For Your Pet

To keep your pets safe at home, make sure you do not pick these houseplants, which can be poisonous for them.

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4 Common Bedroom Bloopers (& How To Recover From Them)

An embarrassing incident during lovemaking can make you feel more vulnerable or ruin the mood completely. Here's how to bounce back.

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Past Present: What To Gift Your Ex At Their Wedding

Buying a wedding present for your ex? Don't let your emotions dictate your choice. Follow our simple tips to pick something that's appropriate.

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Drum Roll Please: Lose Weight With The Quarter Pound Workout

A hot contender for pole position among the trendiest exercise programs, the Pound workout taps into your drummer and rock-star instincts.

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Monitoring Your Baby’s Weight Gain In The First Year

While some babies gain weight faster, it may take some time to show among others. Here is an average tracking line you can use as reference.

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Quick Fix: Apple Cider Vinegar For Diabetes

Apple cider vinegar improves insulin sensitivity and helps lower the blood sugar levels in diabetics. Here's how.

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The Kangoo Jumps Workout Will Make You Lose Twice As Much Weight

We think this is the perfect routine for all ages, and those who find working out tedious and boring may change their mind with this class.

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Smart Foods: How Beans Can Contribute To Your Weight Loss Plan

The humble bean makes for the perfect addition in a weight watcher's meal plan. The key is to know how to eat them, and still avoid the bloating.

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Science Says: Fight Depression By Exercising Everyday

The results of this study support previous research on the antidepressant effects of exercise.

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Trending: Summarized In These Videos Are The Peaks & Troughs Of Boob Contouring

The trickery behind the boobery can be chalked down to yet another fad that's an off-shoot of unhealthy and unrealistic body expectations.

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Think Before You Throw: 6 Kitchen Staples That Last Forever

Not everything comes with an expiry date. These kitchen staples last forever, if stored correctly.

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Relieve It With A Herb: Bugleweed For Hyperthyroidism

Bugleweed helps regulate the body's hormonal levels, and stops the binding of antibodies to the thyroid gland.

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Science Says: Asthma Treatment Less Effective In Patients Over 30

Lower lung function measurements and longer duration of asthma were associated with a higher risk of treatment failure in the study.

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Yummy Mummies Shakira & Salma Hayek On Muscle Building Without Weights

While one swears by restorative yoga and functional training, the other is all about using dancing to contour and transform her body.

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Would You Eat Insects As A Sustainable Source Of Protein?

A food staple in many Asian countries, eating bugs may have quite a few health benefits.

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8 Ways In Which Alcohol Affects Your Body (& The Liver)

Here's how heavy drinking impacts your pancreas, heart, skin, brain, sex drive, kidneys, liver and muscles.

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Social Butterflies Are Too Busy To Be Green: Study

Extroverts are the least likely to adopt a green lifestyle, because they're distracted by their social life, a study says.

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Science Says: Chronic Lung Disease Hampers Physical Activity, Sparking Off A Vicious Cycle

Decline in physical activity due to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is accompanied by a worsening of lung function and health status.

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Quick Fix: Strengthen Your Nails With This DIY

While a manicure once a month is a good bet, try this homemade concoction to hydrate and exfoliate your talons and make them hard as nails.

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Science Says: Up Your Vitamin D Intake To Curb Crohn’s Flare-Ups

Vitamin D supplements might improve the intestinal barrier dysfunction associated with Crohn's disease.

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Here’s How Often You Need To Train To Build Muscles

Focusing on the quality, instead of the frequency of weight training can teach your muscles to perform to their best ability and respond to fewer sets and reps.

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Sunday, June 14, 2015

Fast Five: Hot Foods To Avoid In Summer

Your spicy curries and deep-fried chicken wings could be making you sick this season. Find out why.

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Recycle Diaries: 5 Creative Ways To Reuse Paper

Paper need not be a one-time-use commodity; here are some amazing ways to put old paper to good use.

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Seniors Turn To The Internet For Sex Talk: Study

A new study reveals that a large number of older adults are going online to discuss the joys of sex, and exchange advice.

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Saturday, June 13, 2015

How To: Get Rid Of The Mommy Belly

This variation of the push-up uses a stability ball to engage your core. It is useful for moms who've delivered through C-section.

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Science Says: Those Suffering From Back Pain Are Often Clueless About The Cause

The origins of pain that patients failed to acknowledge in the survey included alcohol consumption, sex, distraction and fatigue.

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Friday, June 12, 2015

Relieve It With A Herb: Dandelion For Constipation During Pregnancy

Though many herbs are considered unsafe during pregnancy, some such as dandelion pass the test. Make use of the mild laxative to induce bowel movements.

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Science Says: Breast Milk Of Chinese Mothers Is More Nutritious Than Those Of American

Levels of health-promoting compounds known as carotenoids in breast milk differ according to countries, with the US lagging behind China and Mexico.

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Tinder For Weight Loss? This App Matches You With Your Ideal Nutritionist

Rise to the occasion and let the app evaluate your eating habits, keep you on track, and give you expert advice in order to lose weight in a healthy and paced manner.

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Science Says: The Secret To A Longer Life May Be At The Bottom Of A Bag Of Nuts

Men and women who eat at least 10g of nuts or peanuts per day, have a lower risk of dying from several major causes, than those who do not.

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Light Exercises In Short Bouts Will Help Your Body Age Better

A new research indicates that 300 minutes of light exercise per week, provides significant health benefits to people over the age of 65.

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Science Says: An Aspirin A Day Might Keep Breast Cancer Away

A laboratory study has found that a daily dose of aspirin could be effective in blocking breast tumor growth.

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A Humorous Look At Meditation

Check out this book that has a gentle laugh at the universal problems faced by most meditation beginners.

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Be Ahead Of The Curve: 5 Tips To Perfect Your Global Business Etiquette

While doing global business, keep these tips in mind to avoid misunderstandings, maintain respectful relations, and make a good impression.

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Science Says: Staying Positive Helps Your Body Combat Stress & Chronic Illness

Staying positive and smiling will help reduce your stress response, which in turn will impact long-term health.

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Americans Waste A Lot More Food Than They Think: Study

Even though 31 to 40 percent of the food supply in America goes to waste, only two-thirds of Americans believe they waste food.

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Thursday, June 11, 2015

Quick Fix: Tomato Juice For Blocked Nose

Boost your immunity and clear that nose block naturally with a glass of tomato juice. We tell you how.

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Hot vs Cold Shower: Which One Is Good For Your Health?

We list the benefits of both, hot and cold showers, and tell you how they affect your health.

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Cooking With Julieanna Hever: How To Go Gluten-Free

In today’s episode of What Would Julieanna Do, learn all about a gluten-free lifestyle. Here are some more gluten facts and tips.

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Food Trend: Have You Tried Frambled Eggs?

Discover a delicious new way to have your eggs that is simple, quick, and less messy.

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The 5:2 Weight Loss Diet Is Ideal For Those Who Love To Eat

Proven to be effective, you can indulge for five days in the week, but have to considerably restrict your calorie intake on two days.

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Science Says: New Cheap Sensor To Detect Cancer, HIV Has Been Launched

The highly sensitive nanomechanical sensor can detect viral disease markers, says the study.

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Quick Fix: Tart Cherry Juice For Better Sleep

Replace your sleeping pills with a glass of tart cherry juice, to sleep like a log. Here's why.

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Science Says: Adopt A Vegan Diet To Reduce Diabetes Pain

By going Vegan, you avoid animal products and oily foods, which makes you healthier, and can help reduce pain.

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Did You Know? The Average Male Can Grow 27Ft Of Facial Hair In His Lifetime

Unless you want to be a carrier of bacterial infestation, please do us and yourself a favor and shave.

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Could Social Media Help Young Adults Quit Smoking?

Where traditional quitting services have a limited reach, social media has a bigger impact on the teens' decisions.

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Balance Your Body With A Foot Massage

A good foot massage helps to detoxify the internal organs, and re-balances the body’s natural energy flow.

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Science Says: Cesarean Birth Might Increase The Risk Of Asthma, Diabetes & Obesity In The Baby

Cesarean deliveries might leave babies vulnerable to chronic health problems such as asthma, diabetes and obesity, a study says.

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This Smartphone Device Can Help Catch Skin Cancer Early

Named MoleScope, the melanoma-detecting device is actually a tiny microscope which attaches to the camera on your phone.

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Revitalize Your Mind & Body With Restorative Yoga Poses

Include these asanas to soothe and stimulate the organs internally, and ensure heightened focus and clarity.

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5 Important Tips For Expectant Dads (Part 2)

Read the second part of our two-part roundup article offering essential tips for expectant fathers.

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Relieve It With A Herb: Ginkgo Biloba For Depression

Alleviate anxiety and calm your mind with a soothing cup of ginkgo biloba tea.

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Science Says: Sleep Deprivation Linked To Poorer Chances Of Breast Cancer Survival

Short sleep duration and frequent snoring are linked to poorer breast cancer-specific survival, says a study.

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Science Says: Those Who Consume Antacids Daily Are At A Greater Risk For Heart Attacks

These drugs—which are available over-the-counter and are among the most commonly prescribed in the world—may not be as safe as was previously assumed.

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The Nivea Doll Teaches Your Kids A Valuable Lesson In Sun Protection

It's adorable really, to see the kids slathering on the lotion to keep their dolls from burning. Here's how the brand hits home with their latest launch.

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Make WAY For The Ultimate Skin Analyzer

The device comes fitted with a number of sensors that analyze and send a skin evaluation to a mobile app on your smartphone.

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Wednesday, June 10, 2015

Beach Bronzed & Beautiful With This All-Natural Tanning Spray Solution

There is another way to look like the golden girl, and it doesn't take much, save for a few home ingredients to give you that sun-kissed glow in very little time.

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Carrie Underwood’s Post-Pregnancy Weight Loss Hits All The High Notes

“I still make it a point to be very active. Doing something, hiking, going for a run, lifting weights, boxing, doing things like that...," says Underwood.

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DIY Organic Pesticide Spray To Keep Your Summer Garden Bug-Free

Worried those sneaky garden pests will ruin your summer bloom? Try this organic pesticide spray, to keep them away.

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Open Sesame: Why Nirmala Narine Picks This Nutty Seed

Catch today's special feature on sesame seeds on Nirmala's Spice World, and learn more about this special ingredient.

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What Happens To Your Body When You Skip Meals (Like Singer Lorde Did)

Like Lorde, is your busy schedule keeping you away from regular meals. Then watch out for these adverse effects your body may go through.

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Science Says: Chronic Pain Could Trigger Depression

This findings, published online in the Journal of Neuroscience, could lead to new approaches for treating chronic pain.

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Science Says: Smile Everyday To Keep The Doctor Away

Individuals who have trouble regulating their responses may be at risk for certain age-related conditions, says a study.

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Nestlé USA Attempts To Get Healthy: Says No To Artificial Flavors & Salt

After promising to remove artificial flavors and certified colors from their chocolates, Nestlé USA makes another healthy move.

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Smart Foods: Corn For Skincare & Weight Loss

Load up on the wonder food, and you will forever reap the rewards of its high fiber and water content, both of which help flush out the toxins from your body and skin.

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Quick Fix: Onions For Cuts & Wounds

Cut your finger while chopping an onion? Use the same slice to stop the bleeding instantly. Here's how.

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Science Says: Restless Legs Syndrome Could Increase The Risk Of Stroke

The severity of increased restless legs syndrome is associated with a subsequent increased risk of stroke.

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Quick Fix: How To Flavor Your Coffee Without Adding Any Extra Calories

If bitter and black is not your thing, go ahead and flavor your coffee with these healthy ingredients.

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David Beckham & The Pretty Little Liars’ Stars Demonstrate Alternative Strength Training Routines

They teach a novel lesson in strength training where they illustrate how it's not just about lifting heavy weights and doing super-sets.

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Science Says: This Bacteria Could Help Fight Cancer

A toxin secreted by a water and food-borne bacterium has the potential to prevent the growth of tumors, a study says.

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Science Says: A Diabetic Diet Might Help Curb The Symptoms Of Autism

The findings of a new study might offer clues to understanding a potential cause of autism.

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Is Your Wi-Fi Making You Sick?

Unlike TV and radio waves, Wi-Fi signals are so strong that they can pass through concrete walls. Read on to know how they can harm you.

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Collab Alert: Kate Hudson Designs Active Wear For Fabletics

They offer affordable workout gear with personalized styles, and with the actress putting her own spin on it, we're sure it will be a success.

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Tuesday, June 9, 2015

Relieve It With A Herb: Valerian For Insomnia

Beat stress and get that much-needed sleep with a warm cup of valerian root tea.

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Science Says: Your Birth Month Can Determine Your Disease Risk

The study found that asthma risk is greatest for babies born in July and October.

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Science Says: ‘Housekeeper Cells’ Keep The Brain Healthy

The finger-like appendages of astrocytes wrap around the countless, fragile blood vessels in the brain, constantly monitoring them.

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Quick Fix: Olive Oil For Bleeding Gums

Get rid of bleeding gums and prevent gum diseases with olive oil naturally.

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How Pregnancy Affects Your Oral Health

From gingivitis to granuloma, the hormonal changes during pregnancy can trigger a number of oral problems.

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Are You Missing These Early Signs Of Hypothyroidism?

From unexplained weight gain to hair fall to fatigue, here are 10 early signs of hypothyroidism you must know about.

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It’s Time To Discipline & Tame Those Baby Hairs

While they're not really the worst, we want to tell you that there are indeed a couple of tricks you can employ to tame those strays.

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Drink To Beautiful Skin With These Clarifying Solutions

All organic, they’re as pure as can get, and will do your skin a world of good if you sip on a few servings every day.

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Beyhive’s Had Enough Of Queen B’s Vegan Weight Loss Promos (& So Have We!)

We sincerely hope Beyoncé and her trainer would focus on promoting her exercise routine instead of the gimmicky #22DaysVegan challenge.

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The Real Skinny On Non-Dairy: Coconut Milk

Here's all you need to know about the taste, the nutritional value, and the calorie content of non-dairy coconut milk.

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From Waste To Taste: How To Use Leftover Herbs

Here's how you can make the best of those leftover herbs, with simple tricks and gourmet tips.

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6 Off-The-Wall Spots For Spontaneous Sex

Every once in a while, it's worth letting the guards down and indulging in some spontaneity.

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Science Says: Kids More Traumatized By School Bullying Than Adult Abuse

Don't pass bullying as a harmless rite of passage, it could lead to some serious mental scars for kids.

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Instafit #LikeABoss: Eva, Dwayne & Ellie Show You How It’s Done

While we were busy sulking about our Monday blues, the A-listers were up and about to kick-start their week with some serious hardcore training.

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Breakfast Triumphs As The Most Important Meal By Enhancing Athletic Performance

Your workouts will suffer if you skip your calorie intake at breakfast, as that undermines the effectiveness of your physical activities from that point on.

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Monday, June 8, 2015

What Not To Do: To Make Your Hair Color Last Longer

You should consider these protective measures to contain that color in its truest hue for as long as possible.

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A Third Of The World’s Population Has More Than 5 Ailments

A major analysis of disease-burden worldwide by the prestigious journal The Lancet has found that over 95 percent of the world's population has health problems.

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Science Says: Breast Cancer Screening Curbs Death Risk By 40 Percent

Mammography screenings reduce risk of dying from breast cancer by 40 percent, says a study.

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Should You Turn Up The Heat With Bikram Yoga?

It is the best way to warm up the body and make it more flexible, which ultimately allows each individual to go deeper in their postures without the risk of injury.

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Science Says: The Missing Link Between The Brain & The Immune System Has Been Found

Researchers from the University of Virginia's School of Medicine have found that the brain is connected to the peripheral immune system through meningeal lymphatic vessels previously thought not to exist.

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Now, A Simple Injection To Cure Glaucoma

Glaucoma, an eye disease that damages the optic nerve and can result in vision loss and blindness, can now be treated with a simple injection, eye surgeons have said.

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Science Says: Rabbit Virus Can Kill Cancer Cells

Researchers have discovered that a rabbit virus can kill some kinds of cancer cells.

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How Herbs Could Negate The Effects Of Your Birth Control Pill

Though certain herbs boost fertility and speed up conception, others do just the opposite.

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The Second Most Popular Fitness Tracker Costs Just $15

Xiaomi shipped 2.8 million units of the Mi Band, second only to Fitbit which is the numero uno in wearable fitness devices at 3.9 million units.

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Studies Suggest Displaying Nutritional Facts Can Influence Eating Choices

Putting the calorie count and fat content on the label can create awareness about the food, in turn helping you make healthier choices.

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Quick Fix: Caraway Seeds For Bloating & Flatulence

You can get rid of a bloated tummy and flatulence with a handful of caraway seeds.

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Sunday, June 7, 2015

Science Says: Birth Control Pills Affect Parental Behavior

Think, before you pop those birth control pills. They could harm you and your family life, here's how.

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3 Herbs Every Cook Should Use

Of the many herbs out there, these three come with the most health benefits, and make for great additions to your food as well.

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Food Brands Bow Down To Consumers, Give Their Products A Healthy Makeover

Food manufacturers are tweaking existing recipes and bowing down to consumers, who now have a say in what goes into their food.

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A Gluten-Free Diet Might Not Necessarily Improve Endurance & Stamina: Study

Contrary to popular belief, eliminating glutinous grains like wheat and rye won't improve athletic performance or endurance in any way.

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Get Summer-Ready With This Dead Sea Body Wrap

Prep your skin so that it’s smooth and flawless for the bikini season. Try this Dead Sea body wrap at home, today.

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Saturday, June 6, 2015

Relieve It With A Herb: Ashwagandha For Hypothyroidism

Ashwagandha improves the functioning of the thyroid gland by increasing the secretion of T4 and T3 hormones in the blood.

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Ooh, Burn! When The Chub-A-Rub Causes Friction & Chafing

Here are a few summer-friendly concoctions that soothe the skin and prevent discoloration on your inner thighs and underarms.

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Fast Five: Martial Arts, A Great Way To Stay Fit!

The pain is worth the gain as martial arts not only amp up your workout, they also help you establish mind-body balance.

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Sleep Deprivation Could Lead To Weight Gain, Here’s How

Disrupted sleep doesn’t affect our appearance and energy levels alone, but can also lead to binge eating.

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Need To Burn The Midnight Oil? Avoid Late-Night Snacking

New research suggests that if you need to stay awake late at night, refrain from munching snacks.

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Don’t Be Afraid To Let Your Kids Watch Horror Films

Most kids show hardly any signs of increased anxiety, fear, sadness or sleep problems after watching a scary movie or TV show.

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High Levels Of Testosterone Could Make You Corrupt: Study

High levels of testosterone, the male sex hormone, could make people more prone to corruption.

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Science Says: Dietary Supplements May Harm Autistic Kids

A study has shown that dietary supplements are not good for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

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Would You Snooze In Your Birthday Suit?

Ditch those PJs and tuck into your sheets, because sleeping naked is linked to good health and better sex.

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Friday, June 5, 2015

Quick Fix: Lavender Oil For Neck Pain

A few drops of lavender oil are all you need to reduce pain and relax your neck muscles.

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How To: Do Kick-Backs For A Curvier Booty

Well, we're on a quest to get a curvier, fit bottom, and this booty boosting workout move might just do the trick.

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Viagra For Women To Be Launched Soon

A US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) panel has recommended what could pave the way for the world's first drug to treat lack of sexual desire in women by mid-August.

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Science Says: Moderate Exercise During Pregnancy Curbs Diabetes Risk

Researchers have found that women who engage in moderate physical activity during pregnancy are less likely to have gestational diabetes.

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Science Says: A Diabetes Pill Can Protect The Elderly From Glaucoma

Metformin, a pill that lowers blood sugar in people with diabetes, might also reduce their risk of developing glaucoma.

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Science Says: A Simple Blood Test To Detect Lung Cancer Could Be A Reality Soon

Scientists at The Wistar Institute in the US have found a protein in the blood that appears to be more accurate at detecting lung cancer.

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10 Homeopathy Treatments For Acne

Tired of using anti-acne creams to control your breakouts? Try homeopathy instead. These remedies will prevent flare-ups and control the symptoms.

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Iron Man: Christopher Charles Creates An Iron Fish To Cook With & Beat Anemia

There’s a shockingly simple answer to the problem of anemia. Watch the video to know more.

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World Environment Day: 12 Everyday Tips To Be An Eco-Warrior

We share practical tips to reuse, recycle, and re-purpose, to save the environment.

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#DropAndGiveMe10: 2015’s Ice Bucket Challenge

The push-ups challenge aims to raise money to provide college scholarships and educational counseling to military children who have lost a parent.

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The New Google Photo App Will Count Your InstaCalories

Im2Calories is an artificial intelligence software that uses algorithms to estimate the number of calories in your Instagram food photos.

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Relieve It With A Herb: Devil’s Claw For Osteoarthritis

The anti-inflammatory properties of devil’s claw help reduce pain and improve joint mobility.

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Thursday, June 4, 2015

Cakes & Cola Drinks Are Making You Lazy: Study

This study finds a link between eating foods that contain high-fructose corn syrup, and laziness.

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Goodbye, Trans Fat: Why FDA Is Banning The Ubiquitous Ingredient

By the end of the month, FDA plans to ban trans fat altogether. Find out why this ingredient needs to get out of your life.

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Gwyneth Paltrow Won’t Let Her Son Eat Pasta, Here’s Why

The Hollywood actress keeps her kids away from pasta, an American staple many mothers swear by. Read on, to find out the reason behind this.

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Huawei Talkband B2 Doubles Up As A Bluetooth Device

At $180, the Talkband 2 is a good bet for those who can't live without their phones and refuse to keep it in the gym locker or car.

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Bruce Jenner Unveils His Female Persona (& How To Respect A Transgender Person)

This is a short orientation on how to interact with folks who are transgender, with tips on what to say and what never to say.

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Office Protocol: The Unspoken Rules Of Workplace Etiquette

We offer simple etiquette tips to help you put your best foot forward, and work in harmony with teammates and superiors.

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Science Says: Your Risk Of Alzheimer’s Depends On Your Blood Type

People with 'O' blood type are at a lesser risk of Alzheimer's than those with 'A', 'B' or 'AB' blood groups, says a new study.

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Science Says: Your Risk Of Alzheimer’s Depends On Your Blood Type

People with 'O' blood type are at a lesser risk of Alzheimer's than those with 'A', 'B' or 'AB' blood groups, says a new study.

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Science Says: Your Brain Has A Speedometer

Researchers have discovered how the brain keeps pace with your speed while driving or finding your destination.

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This Device Aims To Skulpt Your Body

Make room for the Skulpt Aim, a $200 handheld, water-resistant gadget designed to accurately track how toned your body is.

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Did You Know? Your Tattoos Could Be The Source Of Your Skin Infection

You need to get all your facts in order before you consider getting a tattoo.

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Can Too Much Sex Be Bad For You?

When it comes to sex, how much is too much? Can it reach a point where it begins to affect your well-being? Read on, to find out.

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Amp Up Your Yoga Practice With Resistance Bands

Just by doing these asanas, you will be surprised at the number of inches you lose all around, and the way your body shapes up as you gain muscle tone.

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How To Soothe Your Baby’s Headache Naturally

Read on to know the reasons for your infant's headache an how you can relieve it naturally.

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UV Rays Can Affect The Health Of Your Future Offspring (& Your Fertility, Too)

A study has found that the UV rays you soak up affect your future kids and can have an impact on your fertility as well.

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Quick Fix: Garlic For Earache

Blessed with infection fighting properties, a few cloves of garlic are all you need to get rid of an earache.

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Wednesday, June 3, 2015

Here’s What Men Think Of The #ThighGap

You think having a thigh gap makes you more desirable? Well, men beg to differ! Here's the verdict on this ridiculous weight-loss trend.

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Domestic Violence: Your Neighborhood Affects Your Safety

Those living in a neighborhood without too many social and economic issues are less likely to experience emotional or verbal abuse in a relationship.

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Women Remember Tasks Better Than Men Do, Here’s Why

Ever wondered how mum always remembers to buy milk, even after a long day at work? This scientific study has a possible explanation.

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DIY Food Hacks: How To Make Bread Last Longer

This quick and easy storage hack will make your bread stay fresh and edible for several months.

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DIY Home Hacks: How To Clean Your Denim Jeans Without Washing Them

Washing your jeans too often causes them to shrink and fade. Try this awesome cleaning hack, instead.

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Frienditation: Why You Must Meditate With A Friend

Who says meditation is best practiced alone? We tell you how and why collective meditation can provide the best results.

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How To: Do Seated Calf Raises

This part of the body needs to be engaged, because it is prone to spasms, knots, tissue damage and a whole host of injuries.

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How To Pull The Plug On Yo-Yo Dieting

When you've lost and gained weight more times than you can count, it's time you put an end to the yo-yo effect. Here's how.

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9 Health Benefits Of Hemp Oil That You Should Know About

High in essential fatty acids, omega 6 and omega 3, hemp oil can be used to increase immunity, counteract aging skin and improve cardiovascular health.

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9 Lesser-Known Symptoms Of Brain Cancer

While a headache is usually the first sign of a brain cancer, it isn’t the only one. We list nine lesser-known symptoms of the disease.

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Purr-fect Petting: 6 Tips To Train Your Cat

These handy tricks will bust the common misconception that cats, as pets, are very difficult to train.

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From Waste To Taste: How To Use Leftover Egg Yolks

Here’s how you can make the best use of those leftover egg yolks, with simple food hacks as well as gourmet tips.

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To Juice, Or Not To Juice, That Is The Question

Squeezing out the truth about the effectiveness of the trendy weight-loss method.

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Science Says: Your Toothbrush May Be Contaminated With Fecal Matter

Researchers have found that toothbrushes can serve as a vector for transmission of potentially pathogenic organisms.

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Science Says: Early Diabetes Detection May Lead To Fewer Heart Problems

Earlier screening, diagnosis and treatment of type 2 diabetes may decrease the risk of cardiovascular problems, hint results from a computer model.

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Science Says: Reduced Sense Of Smell Could Be A Precursor To Early Death

People who are unable to smell certain odors as they grow old may be at an increased risk of death, a study has revealed.

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Science Says: Protein To Silence The Biological Clock Identified

The discovery added to a host of evidence suggesting a link between cancer and disruption of daily or circadian rhythms.

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Unexplainable Weight Gain? Blame It On Lack Of Sleep

Lack of sleep leads to stress, which causes you to make poor food choices, in the end leading to weight gain. Here's how you can break the cycle.

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The Weight Loss Friction With Fructose

Americans have been unconsciously lapping up fructose from soft drinks and processed baked goods. Here's why you need to ditch it for good.

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Quick Fix: Pomegranate Juice For Kidney Stones

Prevent painful kidney stones and boost your renal health naturally by having a glass of pomegranate juice every day.

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7 Must-Try Ayurvedic Massages (& Their Incredible Health Benefits)

Ayurvedic massages relax the body and remove deeply rooted imbalances by restoring harmony among the doshas.

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Tuesday, June 2, 2015

Quick Fix To Clean Pots & Pans

Learn DaveHax’s utterly simple trick to clean dirty pans in no time, with just two magic ingredients.

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Science Says: A Western Diet May Reduce Survival Odds For Prostate Cancer Patients

Men with prostate cancer who eat a Western diet heavy in red meat, cheese and sugary treats have a two-fold increased risk of death, a US study suggests.

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Stop The Aging Clock With Almond Oil

Treat age-related over-drying, dullness of complexion, and sleep and laugh lines with homemade anti-aging remedies that will fill in the cracks.

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Exercise During Menopause: Why It’s Important

Regular physical activity before and during menopause not only helps in managing the symptoms better, it also reduces the risk of several gynecological cancers.

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Spinal Tap: Ironing Out Your Posture Problems With Yoga

Reduce the risk of injuries significantly by strengthening your mid-section, along with your core, with these yoga postures that work on your spine.

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The Fat Of The Matter: How & Why To Add Fat To Your Diet

Butter is being dubbed as health food and high fat products are hitting restaurants and grocery shelves. It's time we looked at fatty foods differently.

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Background Check: Everything You Need To Know About Your Trainer

Before you decide to hand the controls to the trainer, it’ll serve you well to know a little bit about who you’re putting your trust in.

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10 Genius Tips To Avoid Food Wastage

Follow these tips and learn how to avoid food wastage, save money as well as make the best of your ingredients.

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How To Navigate An Ethnic Market For Asian Food

Make the most of the exotic Asian produce, which isn't commonly available at your local grocery stores. We tell you what to pick up, and why.

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Science Says: High Levels Of Zinc In Your Diet Could Give You Kidney Stones

The results might lead to the identification of new preventive and therapeutic approaches for kidney stones and other related diseases.

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Science Says: Diabetes Could Be Caused By Bacteria

The findings could lead to the development of a vaccine to prevent Type 2 diabetes, says the study.

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Science Says: Your Contact Lenses Could Give You Frequent Eye Infections

Contact lenses may be the root cause of frequent eye infections, says a study.

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SmartClothes: The Flight Tech Sports Bra Has An In-Built Fitness Tracker

Sensors have been infused into the bra design to keep tabs on your calorie count, heart rate, distance traveled and duration.

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Quick Fix: Honey For Conjunctivitis

The next time you suffer from conjunctivitis, soothe your eyes with a DIY eyewash made from natural honey.

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Uncaged Cleats By Snoop Dog For Adidas

Woof! Yep, that sounds about right when it comes to this latest launch. Say hello to the Snoop Dogg Adizero 5-Star 4.0 Uncaged cleat and Gameday Trainer.

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Relieve It With A Herb: Lemongrass For Cancer

While its a popular ingredient in many Chinese and Thai recipes, did you know that lemongrass can also be used to prevent cancer?

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Monday, June 1, 2015

Eat Your Eggs With Vegetables For Better Health

A recent study shows that eating cooked whole eggs with your vegetables tends to increase carotenoids absorption from the veggies.

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All-Natural, But Fish Pedicures Aren’t Necessarily The Right Way To Go

The fish pedicure continues to revel in murky waters, and we're not liking this all-natural solution one bit!

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Yoga Asanas Meet Pole Dancing In This New Hybrid Workout

It’s as exciting and challenging as it sounds, and can help amp-up your yoga practice while improving your fitness and endurance levels.

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Intervention Could Help Prevent Cannabis Use In Teens

An intervention was associated with a 33 percent reduction in cannabis use among at-risk teenagers.

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Booty Call: We’d Like A Butt-Load Of Adam Levine’s New Music Video

Buck naked, sexy as hell, and all yoga-d out in his latest single, here's why we're sure Adam Levine has a bright future behind him.

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Quick Tips To Extend The Shelf Life Of Vinegar

It's one of those foods that lasts long; but how can you tell when your vinegar goes bad? Read on, to find out.

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Eat Your Water: 5 Hydrating Foods To Quench Your Thirst

Don't just guzzle tons of water; eat these foods to keep yourself hydrated this summer.

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4 Natural Ways To Soothe Your Toddler’s Sunburn

Treating a toddler's sunburn can get tricky as children have sensitive skin. Here are some all-natural home remedies to soothe your baby's skin.

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10 Tips To Shop Smart At Your Local Farmers’ Market

We share tips to make shopping at the farmers' markets more enjoyable, economical and educative.

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From Trash To Treasure: How To Grow Food From Kitchen Scraps (Part 2)

We show you how to grow your own food from simple kitchen items that would have most likely ended up in the trash.

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How To Make Non-Dairy, Vegan Condensed Milk At Home

Learn how to use dairy-free milk alternatives to make delicious condensed milk at home.

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Cocktail For A Cause: Join Negroni Week

Here's why an entire week is dedicated to the classic Negroni cocktail.

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The Matchup Fitness App Appeals To Your Competitive Side

You can rope in competition from across the globe, or sync your workouts with your neighborhood friends or gym buddies.

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Science Says: Brain Protein Causing Memory Loss Identified

Researchers have found a brain protein that causes memory loss in healthy brains even before physical signs of degeneration appear.

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Science Says: Vaginal Cancer Linked To Decreased Sexual Activity

Women diagnosed with gynecologic cancers may experience reduced sexual activity after treatment, says a study.

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Science Says: A Vegan Diet May Help Ease Diabetes Pain

A low-fat vegan diet may help people with type 2 diabetes reduce physical pain related to the condition, suggests a study.

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Science Says: Alzheimer’s Patients Are More Sensitive To Pain

People with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of cognitive impairment (CI) may be more sensitive to pain, says a study.

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Science Says: Kidney Health Is A Better Indicator Of Heart Disease Than Blood Pressure Tests

Simple parameters of the kidney functions and damage may be better at predicting the risk of heart failure, new research suggests.

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Curb Binge Eating By Controlling Your Impulses

According to a new study, the more impulsive you are, the more likely it is that you will binge eat when you feel low.

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Relieve It With A Herb: Valerian Root For Anxiety

A cup of warm tea made with valerian root is an excellent way to calm your mind and control panic attacks.

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