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Thinking Of Taking A Walk Everyday? Six Reasons Why It’s Good For You
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Why Dry January Is the Perfect Time to Start Intermittent Fasting
January is a time to embark on habit changes and health improvements, why not use this time to abstain from alcohol and also try intermittent fasting?
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Learn About This Year’s Winter Solstice And The Great Conjunction
This Year’s Winter Solstice when Jupiter and Saturn align in the night sky on Dec. 21 in event astronomers call the “great conjunction” — the “Christmas Star” — marking the planets’ closest encounter in nearly 400 years
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New Snacks With Soul
It’s possible to satisfy your hunger while supporting worthy causes. The next time you feel the urge for a pick-me-up, try a healthy product that is also good for the world.
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The Pandemic May Change What We Eat
The Pandemic May Change What We Eat. The pandemic may raise widespread awareness of the production, processing, and distribution of food to new heights.
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Why I Fast: A Nutritionist’s Approach to Fasting for Health
Overall, in my professional opinion, allowing periods of rest for your body and digestive system is a simple way to improve your health and help manage your weight
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The Politics of Food: How the Government Affects Our Diet
With the election in the full display and hopefully soon to be resolved and in the rearview mirror (insert a big sigh of relief when that happens), it seems timely to consider the impact of the federal government on the food we eat. Its role is significant, from helping to feed the hungry to upholding the quality of our agricultural products.
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Why the Sirtfood Diet May Be Just Another Fad
Yes, Adele has Sung its Praises. But the Sirtfood Diet May Be Just Another Fad
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Artificial Kidneys Are a Step Closer With This New Tech
Our kidneys are crucial for keeping us alive and healthy. Scientists have struggled to come up with viable treatments for kidney disease and renal failure, and their complexity means kidneys are incredibly hard to synthetically recreate; each kidney contains around one million intricately-structured nephrons. But new progress from chemical engineering researchers at the University of Arkansas has brought functioning artificial kidneys one step closer.
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More than A Diet Fad, Nobel Prizes Awarded for Fasting Science
Fasting Science has won Nobel Peace Prizes for autophagy and circadian rhythms on two occasions
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