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How diet affects PCOS: Foods to eat and avoid

Polycystic ovary syndrome symptoms can be annoying for some women and a serious problem for others. Luckily, many sufferers have discovered that a PCOS diet can help alleviate some of the discomforts. PCOS is a hormonal problem that has an impact on the ovaries and other parts of a woman’s body. It is most common ...click here to read more

Our brain is working against us when we diet

Our battle against weight gain seems never ending. We are constantly making a mental note of the foods we eat and whether they are healthy for us. We feel bad when we eat something particularly calorie heavy and try to compensate by eating healthy the next day or spending more time exercising. However, according to ...click here to read more

Eat this muffin to lower your cholesterol levels

Worrying about cholesterol is one of those telltale signs that you’re not young anymore. You spent your entire youth and young adulthood without a single thought about what your blood cholesterol is like and how the food you eat can affect it. And now you have to start looking at labels, counting calories, and checking ...click here to read more

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Fitness trackers found to be inaccurate

Getting more exercise is something we all strive to do. Sometimes, we take the stairs instead of the elevator, or we get off the bus one stop early and walk the rest of the way home. These are small things we do every day that helps us get at least some exercise. In this technology ...click here to read more

Is drinking eight glasses of water a day a myth?

There is nothing like quenching your thirst with a glass of cold water. It is refreshing, easy to drink, and has zero calories. You can find water in anything we drink, from carbonated beverages to alcohol, though in these cases, it serves primarily as a base for other, not-so-healthy ingredients. Drinking plenty of water is ...click here to read more

How to lower blood pressure quickly and naturally

High blood pressure—hypertension—plays a role in more than 15 percent of deaths in the United States, and people are increasingly seeking methods to lower their blood pressure naturally and quickly. Having this chronic disease increases the risk of developing heart attacks and even strokes: some of the most common reasons for sudden death today. Poorly ...click here to read more

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