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  5 Foods to Beat Winter Fatigue and Boost Your Energy 2025.01.20 Discover five energy-boosting foods like fatty fish and leafy greens to combat winter fatigue naturally and enhance vitality.
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  Choking After Meals? How to Spot the Rare Condition Known as Achalasia 2025.01.20 Achalasia is a rare disorder causing severe symptoms like choking and vomiting due to improper relaxation of the esophageal sphincter.
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  Coughing More Than 8 Weeks? Here Are 4 Common Causes You Might Not Know About 2025.01.20 Chronic cough lasting over 8 weeks may indicate conditions like post-nasal drip, asthma, COPD, or GERD; medical attention is advised.
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  How Walking Can Boost Your Lifespan—No 10,000 Steps Needed 2025.01.19 Regular walking can extend lifespan; even 2,400 steps daily can reduce mortality risk. Fast walking enhances health benefits significantly.
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  Why We Gain ‘Age-Related Fat’ and How to Fight Back 2025.01.19 As we age, hormonal changes lead to increased fat. Combat it by cutting calories, drinking cold water, and strength training.
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  Hot vs. Cold Coffee: Which One’s Better for Your Health? 2025.01.19 Hot coffee, like Americano, has higher antioxidants than cold brew, aiding stress relief but can be harsher on sensitive stomachs.
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  Burping More Than Usual? These 5 Causes Might Be to Blame 2025.01.19 Frequent burping can be caused by lifestyle habits, emotional stress, GERD, functional dyspepsia, or gastric neuropathy.
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  1-2 Cups of Coffee a Day May Help Prevent Chronic Diseases, Study Says 2025.01.19 Daily coffee consumption may lower chronic disease risks and improve longevity, but its impact on liver health is less significant.
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  Mixing Supplements? Health Experts Warn These Combinations Could Backfire 2025.01.18 Certain supplement combinations can cause side effects; avoid mixing red yeast rice with niacin and taking magnesium with calcium together.
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  Is Your Brain Failing to Recognize Faces? Here’s What You Need to Know About Prosopagnosia 2025.01.18 Prosopagnosia is a neurological disorder that impairs face recognition, affecting daily life and social interactions significantly.
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  10 Physical Warning Signs Your Body May Be Struggling With Depression 2025.01.18 Depression can manifest through various physical symptoms, including pain, sleep issues, and appetite changes.
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  7 Skin-Saving Foods That Help Fight Dryness and Promote Healthy Complexion 2025.01.18 As we enter the season of harsh, dry winds that wreak havoc on our skin, it's time to step up our skincare game.
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  Avoid These 3 Habits for Better Anal Health, According to a Top Colorectal Surgeon 2025.01.18 Dr. Pearson advises against wet wipes, hemorrhoid creams, and colon cleanses for better anal health and suggests fiber-rich foods instead.
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  Pumpkins Aren’t Just for Pie—Here’s Why They’re a Superfood 2025.01.16 Mature pumpkins are nutrient-rich superfoods, aiding digestion, immune function, and cancer prevention while supporting overall health.
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  Beat the Chill: Simple Ways to Protect Your Joints This Winter 2025.01.16 Winter can worsen joint pain due to cold temperatures. Keeping warm, staying active, and a healthy diet can help maintain joint health.
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  Are Your Microwave-Safe Plastics Actually Safe? Experts Warn About Hidden Risks 2025.01.15 Using plastic containers in the microwave can harm health by releasing chemicals that impair fertility and disrupt hormonal balance.
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  Hidden Dangers of Sitting All Day: 11 Health Risks You Can’t Ignore 2025.01.15 Prolonged sitting increases health risks like heart disease, diabetes, and anxiety, significantly reducing lifespan and exercise benefits.
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  Ginger Tea: Your Go-To Drink for Digestion, Pain Relief, and Cold Prevention 2025.01.15 Ginger tea boosts health in winter, aiding digestion, inflammation, and cold symptoms while supporting weight loss and arthritis relief.
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  How Soda and Sweetened Coffee Might Be Putting You at Risk for Pancreatic Cancer 2025.01.15 Excessive sugar intake can increase pancreatic cancer risk, as shown by a case of a Chinese architect diagnosed with stage 2 cancer.
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  One Brazil Nut a Day Keeps the Doctor Away—But Not Too Much! 2025.01.15 Brazil nuts are rich in selenium but should be consumed in moderation to avoid toxicity. Other nuts may have fewer calories than labeled.