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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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    Women Are Closing the Gap — and Could Soon Outperform Men in Ultra and Arctic Races

    For most sports, men have historically outperformed women — think the Olympic 100-meter dash — while women have tended …

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    Your couch is the dirtiest spot in the house — way worse than the toilet

    There’s a surprisingly popular spot in your home that makes the toilet seat look clean. It can be up to 75 times dirtier than a toilet seat. We’re talking about…

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    How Daylight Saving Time May Raise Risks of Cancer, Accidents, and Suicide

    On the night from Saturday to Sunday (March 29 to 30), residents of around 60 countries worldwide will set their clocks forward by one hour. The shift to daylight saving…

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    Get €5,000 to lie in a water-filled ‘dry immersion’ bed for 10 days

    Lounging in bed and binge-watching sounds great. Now the European Space Agency (ESA) is offering €5,000 to 10 volunteers who will spend 10 days in dry-immersion “water beds”. The experiment…

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    Living in a Disadvantaged Neighborhood Doubles Dementia Risk

    Researchers at Rush University in Chicago, led by Professor Pankaj Desai, found that your neighborhood strongly influences your risk of developing dementia. Residents of disadvantaged neighborhoods were about twice as…

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    How AI Imagines Humans in the Year 3025

    Looking back at our primate ancestors, one might assume that modern humans have reached the final stage of their evolution. However, many researchers believe that the current form of humanity…

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    Keep Your Phone Off the Dinner Table — Here’s Why

    For many social media users, the smartphone often comes first. But experts say set it aside during winter meals. This advice applies not just to the upcoming holidays but to…

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    The Sleep Position That’s Surprisingly Common Among High Earners

    Researchers found a link between financial success and the position in which a person sleeps. A large British study commissioned by Bed Slats found a sleeping posture favored by nearly…

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    Sitting More Than 11 Hours a Day Raises Early-Death Risk, AI Analysis Finds

    Modern technology has reduced both the need and the urge to move. Many people spend a significant portion of their day sitting, whether at work in front of a computer…

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    City Living Is Wiping Out the Gut Microbes That Digest Plant Fiber

    Fruits and vegetables are a key part of the human diet, but scientists are only just beginning to understand how our bodies break down cellulose, the most abundant organic compound…

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    How Spending Time With a Dog Lowers Stress and Sharpens Focus

    Researchers at Nottingham Trent University in the UK found that spending time with dogs lowers stress and anxiety — and that’s just the start. How the Study Was Conducted The…

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    Why some people may benefit from eating up to 10 small meals a day

    And that’s not the only benefit of this eating style. While the vast majority of people eat three meals a day, experts suggest that some might be better off eating…

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    You don’t need 10,000 steps — about 7,000 a day may be enough

    A team pooled activity data from 15 studies covering tens of thousands of people across four continents and concluded that about 7,000 steps a day is optimal. That number varies…

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    Cold Therapy Works: How Cold Showers and Winter Dips Boost Immunity, Heart Health, and Mood

    Research from several countries over decades has shown that cold exposure can benefit our health. Cold Boosts the Immune System Turning cold water on during a shower for at least…

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    How Pets Protect Lonely Seniors’ Brains

    A team at Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, China, reports that owning a pet can slow cognitive decline in lonely older adults compared with people who don’t have pets. What…

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    Italy Tops Europe’s Sex-Drive Rankings

    A team of researchers from a British adult-products brand surveyed 22,000 people across 15 countries about their sexual appetites. Participants were asked to rate their sexual desire on a scale…

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    Short hookups, fewer orgasms: why women expect less in one-night stands

    A new Rutgers study finds women are less likely to expect the “big O” during one-night stands. They don’t put much hope on reaching orgasm in brief encounters. Meanwhile, men…

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    What Japan, China, and the Caucasus Teach Us About Living Longer

    How do they do it? The answer lies in their foods, eating habits, and mental traditions. A Country Without Obesity: Tips from Japanese Centenarians With their slim bodies, smooth skin,…

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    Survive the Slippery Season: What to Wear, How to Fall, and When to Seek Help

    Frost after a thaw usually means more work for trauma surgeons. HouseWife compiled practical tips on staying safe, how to fall, self-care, and how to prevent and treat bone and…

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    This Azerbaijani Mountain Town Says People Live Past 130 — What’s the Real Story

    Not many people have heard of the town of Lerik in southern Azerbaijan. However, it is renowned for its exceptionally high concentration of centenarians. Rumor has it that residents of…

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    Why Humans Lost Their Fur

    Biologists at the University of Pittsburgh offer a clear answer: humans aren’t the only mammals with sparse hair. Elephants, rhinoceroses, and naked mole rats also have very little hair, and…

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    This mushroom compound is the world’s most bitter substance

    Researchers say they’ve found the most bitter substance on Earth. When we think of bitterness, coffee or Brussels sprouts might come to mind. But the bitterness of those foods pales…

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    Biodegradable Bags Aren’t Safer — They May Harm Your Health

    Biodegradable bags are sold as greener alternatives to traditional plastic — but a new study suggests they could be toxic. Researchers from Southeast University in China warn that these “eco-friendly”…

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    How the human heart evolved to be smoother and twistier than other apes

    Mammals — from the enormous blue whale to the tiny shrew — live in nearly every corner of the planet. Their ability to adapt to wildly different environments has long…

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    An AI Pen Detects Parkinson’s Disease from Your Handwriting

    A team at the University of California, Los Angeles has developed a device that could cut the cost of diagnosing this serious neurological disease. Parkinson’s disease is the second most…

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    Modern humans may descend from two ancient hominin groups — a 1.5-million-year split, a 300,000-year reunion

    In evolutionary genetics over the past two decades, the prevailing view has been that Homo sapiens first emerged in Africa about 200,000 to 300,000 years ago and descended from a…

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    Martian Dust Could Seriously Harm Astronauts

    A new study shows that toxic dust on Mars could make future missions to the Red Planet dangerous. Specifically, the silicon, gypsum, perchlorates, and nanophase iron oxides in Martian dust…

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    How an Ig Nobel winner proved ‘blue zones’ of supercentenarians are mostly data errors

    Recently, Dr. Sol Justin Newman of the UCL Longitudinal Studies Centre received the first-ever Ig Nobel Prize in demography. The award cited his “detective work” uncovering that many of the…

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    AI predicts six-year Alzheimer’s risk from a person’s speech

    Researchers at Boston University say we still don’t know exactly what causes Alzheimer’s disease. But we do know its consequences, and they’re getting better at spotting early — even hidden…

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    How Music Boosts Mood, Cuts Stress, and Sharpens Focus

    In our fast-paced lives, people often face tasks that require focus, motivation, and resilience. Various strategies can build those qualities, but one of the simplest and most effective is music.…

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    Mozart’s Lullaby Eases Newborns’ Pain During Heel Pricks

    It’s no secret that Mozart’s music relaxes millions worldwide. New research shows the effect extends to infants: babies who listened to Mozart’s “Lullaby” experienced less pain during a heel prick.…

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    When AI Writes Music: Can Machines Manipulate Our Emotions?

    AI can create melodies that imitate famous artists’ best songs. But will these new tracks ever truly resonate with listeners? Perhaps those who attended the Latin American premiere of Schubert’s…

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    How to Become a Morning Person — and Feel Great Doing It

    The early bird catches the worm. For many of us, waking up early is a necessity—whether it’s for work or other important tasks—but for some it can be a real…

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    China Bans E‑Cigarettes, Seizes $100 Million in Vape Products

    Chinese customs officials have seized more than 500,000 vaping products — about $100 million worth — after Beijing enacted a law banning the production and export of electronic cigarettes. The…

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    How Black Chokeberry Helps Lower Blood Pressure, Cholesterol, and Anxiety

    Black chokeberry (also known as aronia) owes its value to a high concentration of physiologically active compounds. Clinical observations have confirmed that aronia juice is effective in treating the first…

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    Kitchen Beauty Hacks: How to Use Food Leftovers for Skin Care

    You can use leftover kitchen ingredients—beyond perfumes and commercial cosmetics—to care for your skin and hair. Vinegar and baking soda are key ingredients in many DIY hand treatments that help…

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    Garden Beauty: Carrot and Tomato Masks for Radiant Skin

    Carrots are more than a healthy snack — they’re a beauty booster. Eat them raw when you can. The vitamin A they contain supports your gastrointestinal tract, liver, and kidneys.…

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    Beauty Tips From Bratislava: A Cosmetologist’s Summer Rules

    The cosmetic studio ‘Charodeika’ is bustling with activity. Women sit along the walls wearing facial masks, while some stand because there’s no space. In the center of the room, leaning…

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    Beauty Prep for an Alien Abduction

    Lately I’ve been hearing a rumor: a select group of our most glamorous women might soon be abducted by aliens and whisked off to other worlds. When the women I…

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    How to Give Your Baby the Healthiest Start Before Birth

    Raising a child begins long before they are born. Parenting should start the moment a mother feels her baby moving inside her. During pregnancy, it’s important for a woman to…

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    Hemorrhoid Relief at Home: Pumpkin Juice and Chestnut Baths

    Hemorrhoids affect many women. Young women, in particular, can develop this condition because of irregular eating habits and often eating on the go. Women can also develop hemorrhoids after prolonged,…

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    Cucumber Face Masks and Lotions for Dry Skin (and One for Oily Skin)

    Mix 3–4 tablespoons grated cucumber with 2 tablespoons fresh sour cream (a thicker, tangier dairy product common in Eastern Europe). Apply the mixture to your face and neck. After 20…

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    Cucumbers: The Simple Beauty Trick for Brighter Skin and Stronger Hair

    Grandmothers have used cucumbers for centuries to tone and brighten facial skin. They’re especially popular for people with freckles and pigmentation spots. What makes cucumbers stand out in cosmetics is…

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    Love Your Hands: Simple Care Tips for Soft Skin and Strong Nails

    Our hands get chapped, scratched, and burned—they’re constantly at work. Yet most women want soft, delicate hands. So how do we take care of them? Wash your hands with warm…

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    What Japanese Sophora Can Treat — and How to Use It Safely

    The Japanese sophora is a graceful tree in the legume family, native to China. It can reach up to 33 feet tall. Its leaves are compound and odd-pinnate. The small,…

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    Winter Healing Teas to Boost Energy and Fight Colds

    In winter, our bodies get fewer vitamins than in summer or fall. That reduces enzymatic activity and causes a kind of stagnation in the rhythm of the endocrine glands. As…

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    Why Movement Is the Secret to Your Baby’s Health and Happiness

    Not too long ago, as you walked past the colorful displays in children’s stores, you could only dream of becoming a mother. And now, nestled against your chest, is a…

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    Move Now: Simple Workouts That Make Pregnancy and Parenting Easier

    It’s no secret that living life to the fullest matters, even if you have health problems or immune concerns. You probably want to look and feel your best and be…

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