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  • This Vitamin Could Help You Fight Fatigue, Infections, and More Vitamin D deficiency affects many, causing fatigue and health issues. Regular testing and sun exposure are key for maintaining levels.
  • Olive Oil on an Empty Stomach – Hype or Health Miracle? Olive oil is a health powerhouse linked to heart health, digestion, and skin benefits, making it essential for a balanced diet.
  • Feeling Drained No Matter How Much You Sleep? Here’s Why Chronic fatigue syndrome causes persistent tiredness affecting daily life, linked to various health factors. Lifestyle changes can help.
  • Can Eating Only Boiled Eggs Really Help You Lose Weight? The boiled egg diet promises quick weight loss but may lead to health risks like fatigue and insufficient fiber intake.
  • New Study: Daytime Drowsiness Could Raise Dementia Risk by 100% A study links daytime fatigue to higher dementia risk, revealing sleep patterns as predictors of cognitive health.
  • New Human Coronavirus Discovered in South Korea — Is It the Next Big Threat? South Korean researchers discovered a new coronavirus linked to an infant's liver dysfunction, differing from existing strains.
  • Can Lemon Water Help with Weight Loss, Skin Health, and More? Drinking lemon water boosts metabolism, supports gut health, and improves skin, but may cause tooth enamel erosion if overconsumed.
  • Understanding the Midnight Mood Drop: Hormonal Changes and Sleep Tips A study reveals that people feel most depressed at midnight, influenced by hormonal changes. Two techniques are introduced to help.
  • 150 kg Leg Presses and Fasted Workouts: Path to a Sculpted Core Model Han Hye Jin achieved significant results in a week of intense training and dieting ahead of her lingerie photoshoot.
  • Fit but Still Sick? Why Exercise May Not Outrun Genetic Risk A study shows genetic predisposition to cardiovascular diseases may negate benefits of exercise in reducing mortality risk.
  • Three Cups a Day: Green Tea May Help Prevent Dementia, Study Reveals Drinking green tea may reduce dementia risk by lowering white matter lesions in older adults, according to recent studies.
  • Workouts That Target Your Hidden Fat: Why Consistency Matters Regular exercise combats visceral fat, reducing health risks and promoting longevity—even if results aren't immediately visible.
  • Can Gut Bacteria Predict Multiple Sclerosis? New Study Points to Key Factors A study reveals gut bacteria ratios can predict multiple sclerosis severity, highlighting the role of Bifidobacterium and Akkermansia.
  • Are Your Favorite Foods Actually Aging You? The Truth About Glycotoxins Many healthy foods may contain harmful glycotoxins that contribute to obesity and diseases. Awareness is key to healthier choices.
  • Best Workouts for Your Knees: Keeping Arthritis at Bay Knee arthritis affects all ages; lifestyle changes, early diagnosis, and proper treatment can improve joint health and prevent pain.
  • Sugar-Free Doesn't Always Mean Safe: Health Risks of Zero-Calorie Sodas Zero-calorie sodas are popular, but studies link alternative sweeteners to health risks like atherosclerosis and cardiovascular diseases.
  • Choosing the Best Yogurt: Tips for Optimum Health Benefits Yogurt is a nutritious food rich in probiotics, supporting gut health, immunity, and weight management while offering essential nutrients.
  • Ovarian Cancer: Early Detection and Prevention Strategies Ovarian cancer, the deadliest gynecological cancer, is often diagnosed late; early detection can significantly improve survival rates.
  • Why Tennis is the Perfect Workout for Your Body and Mind Tennis is a full-body workout that enhances physical and mental health, making it accessible and beneficial for all ages.
  • Late-Night Snacking Linked to Higher Blood Sugar and Poorer Heart Health Choosing snacks wisely can improve metabolism and heart health, especially when consumed before 6 p.m., according to a King's College study.
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