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LIFESTYLE

  • New Study Shows Eating Healthy Could Cut Chronic Pain – Women Benefit the Most A study finds that a high-quality diet significantly reduces chronic pain, particularly benefiting women, independent of body fat levels.
  • Why Eating Jujubes Might Just Be the Secret to Staying Young Jujube tea is celebrated for its anti-aging benefits, packed with vitamins and calming properties, making it a healthful seasonal delight.
  • 4 Breakfast Foods That Will Keep You Energized All Day Breakfast is essential for blood sugar control and health, with eggs, yogurt, greens, and whole grains being nutrient-rich options.
  • Lower Education Equals Higher Suicide Rates for Young Males A study shows lower education levels significantly increase suicide risk, highlighting socioeconomic inequality as a key factor.
  • One Glass of Wine a Day Could Protect Your Heart, New Research Reveals A study reveals that daily wine consumption may lower heart attack risk, with moderate intake showing significant health benefits.
  • Dry Eyes in Winter? Here’s What’s Causing It and How to Find Relief Winter increases dry eye syndrome risk; blue light from screens worsens symptoms. Follow the 20-20-20 rule for relief.
  • Stop That Post-Cough Throat Clear – It Might Be Hurting Your Vocal Cords Clearing your throat after a cough can irritate vocal cords, leading to polyps. Stay hydrated and consider steam treatments for relief.
  • How Sleep Apnea Is Tied to Brain Damage and Increased Dementia Risk A study reveals sleep apnea can cause brain damage, increasing risks of aging and dementia, particularly in Hispanic seniors.
  • 3 Foods You’re Probably Microwaving Wrong—Find Out Why It’s a Bad Idea Experts warn against microwaving spinach, cold rice, and tea due to potential health risks and nutrient loss.
  • 5 Health Risks Women Face More Than Men—Are You at Risk? Women face higher health risks from thyroid disorders, osteoporosis, varicose veins, dry eye syndrome, and melasma due to hormonal changes.
  • 10 Weirdest and Most Awesome McDonald’s Locations You Never Knew About Discover unique McDonald's locations worldwide, from a UFO-shaped restaurant in Roswell to a hanok-style drive-thru in Gyeongju.
  • Want Better Sleep? Study Shows How Passion for Long-Term Goals Could Help A recent study reveals that individuals passionate about long-term goals are less likely to suffer from insomnia.
  • How Alcohol Affects Your Brain: Why You Should Abstain After Age 65 Alcohol significantly increases dementia risk after age 65; abstaining is crucial for brain health, especially in older adults.
  • 6 Warning Signs You're Developing Alcohol Dependency—Don’t Ignore These Unhealthy drinking habits can lead to alcohol dependence. Recognize key signs like blackouts, emotional loss, and secretive drinking.
  • 6 Surprising Ways to Boost Your Workout and See Results Faster Enhance workout effectiveness with coffee, upbeat music, and chewing gum. Fasting workouts boost fat burning and motivation through 'body check.'
  • Avoid These 4 Common Shower Mistakes That Lead to Unwanted Odors Key areas often overlooked during showers can lead to hygiene issues. Focus on cleaning behind ears, navel, between toes, and under nails.
  • 6 Things You’re Doing That Might Be Triggering Your Constipation Regular exercise, fiber intake, hydration, and stress management are key to preventing constipation and maintaining gut health.
  • 6 Ways Your Smartphone Is Hurting You Right Now! Smartphones offer convenience but pose health risks like radiation, cognitive decline, sleep issues, eye strain, joint disorders, and ...
  • 4 Early Signs of Alzheimer’s You Might Be Overlooking Alzheimer's disease is a major cause of dementia, with early symptoms including memory loss, poor judgment, and low mood. Prevention is key.
  • Winter Running Hacks: How to Burn More Calories While Staying Safe Winter running boosts metabolism and aids weight loss but requires caution due to increased injury risk in cold weather.
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