Health
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All about the ins and outs of ginger.
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Given the thousands of diet schemes, diet experts, and weight loss products marketed to Americans daily, it’s easy to
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These awards highlight dozens of the best beauty and body products going into 2011.
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More and more research shows that nutrition can prevent and fight disease. But many experts and studies still say small changes simply aren’t enough. Is your diet supporting long-term health?
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Worried about BPA in food-can linings, especially acidic foods like tomatoes? Eden Foods solves the problem by introducing organic tomatoes and sauces in amber glass.
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Three experts offer advice on how to handle stress.
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Despite the glut of modern-day innovations to aid weight loss, it still boils down to calories in versus calories out, or burned. But dramatic calorie restriction isn’t realistic. Here’s how to make the smart choices.
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Fitness doesn’t have to mean pounding it out for an hour before or after work. Sure, that may be effective, but you don’t have to take an all-or-nothing approach to see results.
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I know hours of sitting at my desk isn’t good for me, but I can’t afford to get distracted from my deadline—or maybe I can’t afford not to. According to a new study, it’s not just how long you sit at your desk or on your couch—it’s also how many breaks you take that seems to affect your health.