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    Secrets to Longevity from Experts

    Immortality remains a concept straight out of science fiction and an unfulfilled dream for billionaires. However, lifes…

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    TOP 5 foods that lead to dehydration

    The scorching summer heat can take a toll on our health, making the feeling of thirst almost constant. Dehydration can lead to several long-term consequences. That’s why it’s crucial to…

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    Tired of the sun: summer challenges

    During the hottest days, the most vulnerable groups are the elderly and children. Seasonal health challenges include sunstroke, heatstroke, burns, excessive sweating, and heart attacks. What should you know about…

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    An amazing balance: the father’s “greedy” genes and the mother’s “smart” ones.

    Recent research shows that an unborn child strives to absorb as many nutrients as possible from the mother during pregnancy. Unique “greedy genes” from the father assist in this process.…

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    Drowsiness after lunch: how to avoid an energy slump.

    Food coma sounds like something truly terrifying. In reality, this term is more commonly associated with a general condition known as postprandial somnolence, which occurs after eating. While it hasn’t…

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    Slimming down is easy: how to lose weight safely and do you really need it?

    HouseWife delves into what it means to “burn fat,” how to curb appetite, and what to eat for weight loss. When is weight considered excessive? Excess weight is the difference…

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    Summer challenges: the skin needs protection.

    Summer skin issues can include uneven tanning, oily shine, sweating and dryness, redness and inflammation, pigmentation, and wrinkles. The heat and sun exposure are seasonal adversaries that require our attention.…

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    Without creaking and groaning: how to get up without pain as you age.

    Unfortunately, as people age, they become less flexible. There’s even a clinical test called the “Sit-to-Stand” test, which measures the ability to rise from a chair. It’s widely used to…

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    Heart-healthy: Top 6 essential foods for your well-being.

    American researchers are calling for a reevaluation of recommendations regarding full-fat dairy products. According to the scientists, unprocessed red meat also has a “minimal impact” on health, while cheese and…

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    Five beneficial habits to incorporate into your daily routine.

    American Dana Santas, a certified coach in psychophysical development, knows exactly which healthy actions to fill your day with. This expert has identified five beneficial five-minute habits that should become…

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    Foods high in iodine: delicious and beneficial.

    Iodine is an element we recognize from the periodic table. Beyond that, it is one of the essential components necessary for the proper functioning of the human body. A deficiency…

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    What to eat to alleviate menopause symptoms: expert advice

    When the first signs of menopause appear, women often turn to hormone replacement therapy (HRT). However, there’s another scientifically proven method that can help improve well-being during this transitional phase:…

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    Diet for allergies: can food help alleviate the condition?

    Allergies are the immune system’s response to substances that are typically harmless. These substances are known as allergens. A negative reaction occurs when the body perceives a threat and begins…

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    Engine malfunction: how to recognize magnesium deficiency and what to do about it?

    Magnesium is rightly called the “mineral of energy”: this chemical element facilitates over 350 enzymatic reactions, controlling the course of all vital life processes. Magnesium for the Body One of…

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    Five servings of fruits and vegetables are just as beneficial as 4,000 steps, according to research.

    A large-scale study from Harvard Medical Center (USA) has revealed that consuming five servings of fruits and vegetables is as beneficial as taking a 4,000-step walk. Dr. Michael Mi, the…

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    For the heart, liver, and brain: seven surprising health benefits of coffee.

    Conversations about the dangers of coffee are a thing of the past. Today, medical professionals are convinced that this aromatic beverage not only boosts energy but also protects the body…

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    Hormonal imbalance in women, or Which vegetables tame unruly hormones?

    More than 80 percent of women worldwide suffer from hormonal imbalances, and many of them are unaware of their condition. Hormones are biologically active substances produced by the endocrine glands.…

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    Everyone to the garden: doctors have dispelled the myth about the harmfulness of eating fruits.

    Even toddlers know that fruits are generally more beneficial than harmful. However, in recent years, the vitamin-rich bounty of orchards has fallen out of favor. Many who once indulged in…

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    Sugar in moderation: sweet snacks that won’t put you at risk for diabetes.

    If your healthcare provider has flagged you as a potential diabetic or if you already have diabetes, it’s crucial to take your diet seriously. Specifically, you should eliminate foods high…

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    All diseases stem from stress: how to overcome it?

    The consequences of the body’s stress response can include psychosomatic disorders and exacerbation of chronic illnesses. So how can we take control of stress? Finding Your Calm An uncontrolled response…

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    Frost and skin: winter care for your face and hands.

    HouseWife shares insights on cosmetic culinary arts, skin nutrition, anti-wrinkle masks, eye exercises, and maintaining facial muscle tone. How to Protect Your Skin in the Cold: Precautions Exposed areas of…

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    Does broth help with a cold?

    The preventive role of chicken broth during cold and flu season has been recognized by medical protocol authors since 1998. Therefore, it would be a mistake to view it solely…

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    The battery is dead: a depressive season.

    The short daylight hours and uncomfortable weather can dampen our spirits and require a “reset” to tackle everyday tasks. Amid physical, mental, and emotional downturns, our energy and mood need…

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    Hunger is not a relative: we can lose weight without sacrifices.

    Doctors generally disapprove of diets that promise rapid weight loss and lack nutritional balance. They consider strict and exotic diets, as well as mono-diets and food restrictions for certain medical…

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    Extreme veganism: more harm than good?

    Vegan diets are becoming increasingly popular, especially among those looking to improve their health. However, the effects of this dietary style can sometimes be quite the opposite. The rise of…

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    Recipe for cold days: baked pork with cheese, cream, and a vegetable medley.

    During winter, the people who feel the cold the most are those who don’t eat meat and are weakened by malnutrition. Nutrition experts suggest that meat products should make up…

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    In Africa, food is healthier: Tanzanians have demonstrated the harmful effects of popular Western cuisine.

    Have you ever wondered what people living at the foot of Kilimanjaro eat? It turns out that the traditional African diet boosts the immune system and is, in many ways,…

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    AI envisioned what a junk food lover will ultimately look like.

    An AI system has created a model of Michael—a fan of ultra-processed food (UPF)—for a research report by the culinary company Gousto. Meet Michael This is one of those cases…

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    Get rid of stereotypes! A microwave does not strip food of its nutrients.

    Nutrition experts are increasingly advocating that cooking meals in the microwave can sometimes be even better than using any other method. American dietitian Shayla Cadogan explained that frying or boiling…

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    Meat without meat: Korean scientists have created a hybrid of rice and beef.

    Researchers from Yonsei University in South Korea have reported that their experimental product boasts a “unique blend of flavors” and a pleasant taste. They believe that “beef rice” could quickly…

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    Size matters: how to grow microgreens at home?

    There’s probably no simpler or cheaper way to harvest fresh produce within a week than by growing miniature seedlings of herbs and vegetables that can enhance your winter diet. Fresh,…

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    Colors of Health: Nutritious Food Has the Right Hue

    Renowned British nutritionist Rob Hobson has drawn a fascinating connection between the health benefits of food and its color. While some might dismiss his insights as mere coincidence, there’s definitely…

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    Strawberries, spinach, and grapes: experts have identified the superfoods that contain the highest levels of pesticides.

    The trendy term “superfoods” refers to food products that are exceptionally high in beneficial nutrients. Who would have thought that healthy foods, particularly those of plant origin, could pose health…

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    Tomato gazpacho recipe: a cold soup for the “hot” season.

    Cooking in the summer, when the seasonal variety of ingredients offers endless possibilities for culinary experimentation, can be an exciting and creative process. Gazpacho, a chilled soup, is one such…

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    Eggs, nuts, and more: foods for weight loss that are as effective as trendy slimming injections.

    According to Dr. Amir Khan, a general practitioner, you don’t necessarily need to turn to popular diabetes medications to shed those extra pounds. There are plenty of accessible foods that…

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    Young Cabbage Casserole: Recipe with Eggs and Cheese

    Nutritionists assert that cooked cabbage provides more antioxidants than its raw leaves. Opting for baked, boiled, or sautéed cabbage instead of raw is also beneficial for reducing gas production. Young…

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    Turkey dish: recipe for meat pockets with herbs and cheese.

    Turkey is packed with vitamins A, B, D, and E, and among its beneficial minerals are phosphorus, zinc, potassium, magnesium, and selenium. Additionally, this meat is a source of methionine,…

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    A Sip of Vitamins: Recipe for a Green Smoothie with Nettle

    Nettle is a powerhouse of plant fiber, protein, phytoncides, amino acids, flavonoids, unsaturated fatty acids, and carotenoids. It’s a rich source of vitamins B, A, C, D, E, F, K,…

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    You can’t pull them by the ears: a recipe for pea soup with smoked ribs.

    Peas are incredibly nutritious and packed with a variety of beneficial elements. They provide the body with proteins, carbohydrates, and digestion-friendly soluble fibers. This legume is rich in B vitamins,…

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    Meat salad: recipe with chicken, pineapples, and nuts.

    Pineapple is rich in B vitamins, which positively impact brain function and enhance resilience to stress. Folate, thiamine, niacin, and B6 play crucial roles in metabolism, triggering 150 biochemical reactions…

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    Baked Fish: Recipe for Cod in Parchment with Lemon and Tomato

    During Lent, fish dishes are permitted on the Annunciation and Palm Sunday, while on Lazarus Saturday, it’s allowed to eat fish roe. Fish is a great source of protein for…

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    Recipe for health: salad with pumpkin and walnuts.

    Rich in B vitamins and unsaturated fats, nuts provide energy, boost hemoglobin levels, support blood production, and strengthen the cardiovascular system. Pumpkin contains more protein than quail eggs, and in…

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    Spring on the table: recipe for a green salad

    Leafy greens and green vegetables are packed with vitamins A, B, C, D, E, K, and PP, as well as valuable minerals like potassium, iron, iodine, calcium, and phosphorus. This…

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    Children who eat fish grow up to be sociable and kind.

    A new study from the University of Bristol (UK) has revealed that children who eat fish at least twice a week are more sociable and kind-hearted. The research team urges…

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    Breakfast with walnuts enhances cognitive abilities throughout the day.

    A team of researchers from the University of Reading and the University of Winchester in the UK, along with Tufts University in the USA, has confirmed that consuming 50 grams…

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    Citrus fruits protect against depression, researchers say.

    A team of researchers led by Dr. Raaj Mehta, a faculty member at Harvard Medical School and a physician at Massachusetts General Hospital, has analyzed the connection between citrus consumption,…

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    Current recipe: aspic – perfect for cold weather.

    Jellied meat, or kholodets, boosts the immune system and increases energy levels, combats anemia, and supports the musculoskeletal system. This dish improves blood composition, positively affects the nervous system, and…

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    A feast for the eyes: a recipe for a salad with persimmons, mandarins, and cheese.

    Partners in this culinary ensemble include a variety of elements that support vision, brain function, and the immune, nervous, digestive, and cardiovascular systems. Ingredients (for 4 servings): persimmons – 3;…

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