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Your guide to a world of well-being, active living, and harmonious beauty. Here, you’ll find trusted information on physical and mental health, modern nutrition, effective workouts, and the latest scientific research to help you feel your best. Whether you’re exploring fitness, pilates, callanetics, aerobics, or discovering new workout ideas for strength and balance, sport is life! We also explore the evolving standards of beauty, share tips for self-care, and inspire you to embrace natural changes to shine at any age.

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    Lack of Sleep Makes You Less Empathetic and More Selfish

    A lack of quality sleep can diminish our ability to empathize. Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley un…

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    When Veganism Goes Too Far: Why Raw-Only Diets Can Do More Harm Than Good

    Vegan diets are growing in popularity, especially among people trying to improve their health. But for some, the effects can be the opposite. Many people embrace veganism because plant-based diets…

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    Stuck in Insomnia? How to Reclaim Healthy Sleep

    Approximately 30% of adults suffer from chronic insomnia. For many, a good night’s sleep has become a distant dream, almost a luxury. However, sleep, like food and water, is one…

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    Coffee: Is It Helping You or Harming You?

    For many people, the urge for a cup of coffee is the main reason to crawl out of bed in the morning. What gives this aromatic drink so much power…

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    Eat the Rainbow: How Food Colors Reveal What’s Healthy

    British nutritionist Rob Hobson draws a clear connection between a food’s color and its health benefits. It sounds surprising, but his point is worth considering. For example, Hobson suggests swapping…

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    Eggs, Nuts, Olive Oil: Everyday Foods That Trigger the Same Appetite Hormone as Ozempic

    Dr. Amir Khan, a general practitioner, says you don’t have to rely on diabetes drugs to lose weight. Plenty of common foods can help you slim down just as effectively…

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    Eating a Lot of Chicken Linked to Higher Risk of Digestive Cancer and Early Death

    A team of researchers at Italy’s National Institute of Gastroenterology found a link between regular poultry consumption and premature death from digestive-system cancers. In a study published in Nutrients, they…

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    How Protein and Fiber Could Boost Your Sleep (and Fat Might Shorten It)

    Sleep and diet are tightly linked — and a new study offers fresh insight into how. A team of Japanese researchers examined data from 4,825 individuals who used mobile apps…

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    How a rosemary compound became a drug that reversed Alzheimer’s signs in mice

    Researchers at Scripps Research in the U.S. have turned a natural compound—carnosic acid—into a potential drug aimed at Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia. Carnosic acid, found in…

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    One Orange a Day Linked to Lower Depression Risk — Your Gut Bacteria Might Explain Why

    A team led by Dr. Raaj Mehta, a Harvard Medical School faculty member and a physician at Massachusetts General Hospital, analyzed the link between citrus consumption, the gut microbiome, and…

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    How Regular Yogurt Could Lower Your Risk of Colon Cancer

    A new study found that eating yogurt regularly may lower the risk of colorectal cancer by diversifying the gut microbiome. By contrast, a poor diet, obesity, and a lack of…

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    Why There’s Always Room for Dessert: The Brain Trick That Makes Us Crave Sweets After a Meal

    There’s always room for dessert, a team at the Max Planck Institute for Metabolism Research in Germany found. The so-called “dessert stomach” does exist — but it’s not in your…

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    Simple Home Remedies That Actually Help Winter Colds

    In winter, respiratory illnesses spike. Millions of people grapple with runny noses, coughs, fevers, and chills. Often, simple home remedies tried over time come to the rescue, quickly easing the…

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    How Caffeine May Help Fight Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes

    A team of researchers from the Karolinska Institute (Sweden), the University of Bristol, and Imperial College London (United Kingdom) has announced that calorie-free caffeinated beverages may help reduce fat deposits…

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    Red grape juice boosts libido and may cut ED risk by 80% in men over 40

    Researchers have found a surprising ally for men’s sex lives. However, this new finding primarily concerns men over the age of 40. Scientists from the Tianjin Medical University General Hospital…

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    How Olive Leaves Could Lower Blood Pressure, Cholesterol, and More

    Olives are a treasure trove of nutrients. Olive oil, a key component of the Mediterranean diet, reduces the likelihood of heart disease, cancer, diabetes, and premature death. Recently, scientists have…

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    Sea Buckthorn: Winter’s “Orange Gold” — Benefits, Risks, and Recipes

    It’s no wonder sea buckthorn is often called “orange gold.” For centuries this bright fruit, which grows on shrubs and trees in the oleaster family, has been used to prevent…

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    Elderberry Juice Helps Fight Obesity — Anthocyanins Are the Key

    The World Health Organization estimates that one in eight people worldwide has obesity. A randomized study from Washington State University found that drinking a large glass of elderberry juice daily…

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    Sugary Drinks Are Fueling Millions of Diabetes and Heart Disease Cases Worldwide

    Tufts University researchers say carbonated and energy drinks loaded with sweeteners light up the brain’s pleasure centers, which is why they taste so good. But that pleasure has a hidden…

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    Keto Diet Isn’t Just for Weight Loss — What It Actually Does

    What drives the keto diet, what are its side effects, and what does a sample weekly menu look like to support health? How It Works Nutrition affects our energy and…

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    Morning Coffee May Cut Your Risk of Early Death — But Timing Matters

    Research shows people who drink coffee in the morning are less likely to die prematurely. But that benefit fades for people who drink the brew later in the day. A…

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    Soup Is the Coziest Winter Food — Calmer Than a Hug

    It isn’t pies or lasagna — the favorite winter dish is soup. Researchers found the most comforting food of the season is even heartier than a Sunday roast. And that…

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    Half a Glass of Wine a Day May Halve Heart Attack and Stroke Risk — But Experts Push Back

    A team from the University of Barcelona studied the health of Spanish residents who follow a Mediterranean diet, which commonly includes a small glass of wine with dinner. They concluded…

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    How a London doctor builds the perfect hangover sandwich

    Dr. Zoe Williams is a London general practitioner and an NHS TV health expert. Just before Christmas, she developed a sandwich she says can instantly cure a hangover. Dr. Williams…

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    Why a Handful of Pistachios a Day Could Protect Your Eyes

    A new Tufts University and Tufts Medical Center study found that eating a handful of pistachios every day can keep your eyes healthier for longer. In the trial, adding pistachios—an…

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    5 Ways to Cut Added Sugar From Your Diet

    Many of us love to snack on chocolate bars, candies, cookies, and other treats from time to time. But let’s face it: this kind of eating isn’t healthy, as all…

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    Fermented Foods: What They Do to Your Gut—and When to Avoid Them

    Can fermented foods really be better than fresh ones? What makes fermented foods beneficial for digestion, and how should they be prepared to avoid food poisoning? Rotting or Delicacy? One…

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    One Handful of Nuts a Day Lowers Dementia Risk by 12%

    New research from Spain and Portugal suggests that a daily handful of nuts can help prevent dementia. A team from the University of Castilla-La Mancha and the University of Porto…

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    Eat These Foods to Lower Your Risk of Dementia

    Right now, more than 55 million people worldwide are living with dementia. Professor June Andrews says six out of ten people with dementia have Alzheimer’s disease. Can certain foods help…

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    Why Food Tastes Weird in Space — and How to Fix It

    In space, astronauts face many challenges. Some are life-threatening; others are just odd. One of the odder ones is how food tastes. Astronauts often describe meals eaten in microgravity as…

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    Sassy Water: Does It Really Flatten Your Stomach?

    Sassy water tones the body and flattens the stomach. Both of these recipes are designed to help burn subcutaneous fat, reduce excess water retention, and boost metabolism. Pick the one…

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    Why Flaxseed Oil Might Be the Healthiest Plant Oil

    Flaxseed oil, a friend to the brain, skin, circulatory system, and digestive tract, is widely considered one of the most beneficial plant oils available. So, what are its advantages? Unique…

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    An olive compound cut blood sugar and weight in diabetic mice

    Researchers at Virginia Tech have found that a natural compound—elenolic acid—may help fight obesity and type 2 diabetes. After just one week of treatment, elenolic acid lowered blood sugar in…

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    How Garlic Helps Lower Blood Sugar and Bad Cholesterol

    Chinese researchers found that regularly adding garlic to your diet—fresh, dried, or infused in oil—can help control blood sugar and cholesterol levels. What Scientists Discovered A team from Southeast University…

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    Swap Butter for Olive Oil: Plant-Based Fats Slash Heart Disease and Diabetes Risk

    Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden and the German Institute of Human Nutrition recommend cutting saturated fats and switching to unsaturated plant-based fats—especially those common in the Mediterranean…

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    Too Little Fiber Might Speed Up Brain Aging

    Most adults worldwide don’t get enough fiber. Science Focus reports that experts think this shortfall may be contributing to high dementia rates. Researchers suggest that a lack of fiber accelerates…

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    A spoonful of olive oil a day may cut dementia deaths by 28%

    Eating about 7 grams of olive oil a day — roughly one teaspoon — was linked with a 28 percent lower risk of dying from dementia, a Harvard research team…

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    Want to Live Longer? Three Cups of Tea a Day May Slow Aging

    Researchers are once again excited about the anti-aging benefits of tea. A team from Sichuan University in Chengdu, China, conducted a large-scale study to determine the optimal amount of tea…

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    How the Black Death Left Us Craving Junk Food

    Do you love junk food? Blame it on the Black Death — the pandemic that wiped out millions in the Middle Ages. The second plague pandemic, which killed about 60…

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    Plant-Based Fast Food Isn’t Necessarily Healthier Than Meat

    Researchers at Poznań University of Medical Sciences analyzed 1,868 fast-food items from 50 chains across five countries. They found plant-based sandwiches, pizzas, and even salads aren’t necessarily healthier than their…

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    The Hangover-Busting Omelet to Make After a Big Night

    Not everyone realizes omelets can feel almost miraculous the morning after. According to British dietitian Cara Shaw, an effective hangover omelet needs more than just eggs—it should include a few…

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    Eat Younger: The Foods That Fight Aging and How to Combine Them

    Nutrition experts have compiled a list of foods that can help prolong youth. A healthy diet can add up to 20 years to a person’s life. How to Stay Young:…

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    How the Mediterranean Diet Slows Dementia

    A new study from Rush University Medical Center in Chicago found that the Mediterranean diet helps preserve brain health and may reduce the risk of dementia and memory loss. Researchers…

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    Skipping Meals May Shorten Your Life — Here’s Why

    In the hustle and bustle of modern life, it’s all too easy to skip breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Sometimes it even feels necessary. A new study by researchers at the…

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    Why holiday ham and bacon could raise your cancer risk

    New research has issued fresh warnings about nitrite-treated meats just in time for the winter holiday season, when bacon, ham, sausages, and hot dogs often appear on festive tables and…

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    How to Make Cooking Healthy Meals at Home a Habit

    Healthy eating boosts your mood, energy, and vitality. The right nutrition improves your overall well-being, can clear your skin, and—for many people—helps shed extra pounds. But just mention “healthy eating”…

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    What Coffee, Tea, and Chocolate Really Do to Your Body

    The mechanisms behind the bioactive compounds in coffee, tea, and chocolate are more complex than they first appear. Counterintuitive Effects Caffeine is a methylxanthine that works in the brain by…

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    Don’t Hold Back: How Flavonoids Can Boost Your Brain

    Research shows that adding more flavonoids to your diet makes cognitive tasks easier to handle. Fruits, cocoa, and green tea can help you think more clearly. Eating flavonoid-enriched cocoa helped…

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