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Watch Out: Cooking Garlic and Onions at High Heat Could Be Hurting Your Heart Cooking garlic and onions at high temperatures can produce trans fats, increasing cardiovascular disease risk, warns Dr. Honda's study.
6 Fiber-Rich Foods That Will Help You Stay Healthy and Full Onions, apples, kiwi, nuts, chia seeds, and cucumbers are all fiber-rich foods that support digestion, heart health, and weight management.
Stop Stashing These 6 Foods in Your Fridge – Here’s Why Avoid refrigerating these foods: potatoes, onions, garlic, mayonnaise, tomatoes, and coffee beans to maintain their quality.
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