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Every fall, those concerned about their health and immunity start searching for “immune-boosting foods.” A Google search will result in around 200,000 hits and you’ll see oodles of lists of foods that often include citrus, fish, yogurt, and spices. Many results highlight questionable remedies marketed as cold and flu-fighters. The truth is that there is no single food that will ensure that your body will work its best to fight off bacteria or viruses that you’re exposed to, but several recent studies are showing that the quality of your overall diet and lifestyle, along with specific nutrient-rich, immunity-boosting foods, can…

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After doing an ultrasound of my heart, my doctor determined that I didn’t have heart failure or heart disease. However, I was diagnosed with bradycardia, which means my heart rate is slower than 60 beats per minute, lower than what’s considered typical (between 60 and 100 beats per minute), according to the American Heart Association. When my body hasn’t absorbed enough salt or water, my heart rate drops even more, my cardiologist explained—and that prompts the fainting.1I learned that bradycardia can cause weakness, dizziness, confusion, fainting, unusually intense fatigue during exercise, and chest pain. As a competitive athlete who continues…

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Does this sound familiar?  You want to boost your health, so you decide to start a popular diet. Enthusiastic and determined, you believe this will finally be the one that leads to lasting change. But as the weeks pass, your motivation fades and you find yourself back at square one (or worse off than you were to begin with).  So what happened? In this article, we’ll dive into the most common mistakes that can cause popular diets to fail. Understanding these pitfalls can help you succeed long term with your diet and maintain your overall health. The Keto Conundrum The…

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I’m excited to bring James Swanwick into our conversation for this episode of the podcast. As an Australian-American investor, entrepreneur, and former ESPN SportsCenter anchor, James has worn many hats. He’s the mind behind the Alcohol-Free Lifestyle and Project 90, initiatives that have been pivotal for individuals reassessing their relationship with alcohol. Additionally, as the creator of Swannies by Swanwick Sleep, he’s contributed significantly to improving people’s sleep. In our enriching conversation, James and I dissect essential elements like the quality of sleep, the subtle impacts of blue light, and the intricacies of our morning routines, casting a special spotlight…

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Indoor rock climbing is no longer the fringe sport it once was. Nowadays, rock climbing walls can be seen in various gyms across America as the word spreads about the thrilling full-body workout (and fun) the sport provides. What can look like a playground for adults, indoor rock climbing offers mental and physical training that will strengthen both your mind and body all while satisfying your inner adventurer. “Climbing is a very mind-body sport. You are solving a jigsaw puzzle while actively scaling a vertical, steep wall. Mentally; you are reading the holds, or “grips” on the climbing wall, figuring…

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Trying to lose weight is a challenge in and of itself. One of the most important first steps is to reevaluate your diet and potentially eliminate (or cut back on) some of the more indulgent foods you love most. For instance, if cheeseburgers are one of your favorite meals to splurge on, you’re likely wondering, “How many calories are in a cheeseburger?” and, “Can I treat myself to a cheeseburger? I’ve been eating sensibly this whole week!” When it comes to cheeseburgers and toppings, there are so many to choose from. If you’re a McDonald’s fan, you can choose from…

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Wanna feel safe, cool, and comfy under the light of the sun’s ever-intensifying rays? Same. But first, you’re gonna need to select a style. Here’s a detailed overview of the 10 most popular sunglass styles.Here’s a quick list of 10 snazzy sunglass styles:SquareRectangularRoundOvalAviatorsCat-eyeOversizedClubmasterHexagonWrapCall it the paradox of our time, but many square sunglasses say: I’m not a square — especially when they’re neon or bedazzled.Since they’re often done big and bold right now, consider these babies your statement glasses. When in doubt, just Google Rihanna’s fuchsia Gucci crystal-framed ones, which will live in our heads rent-free probably forever. That said,…

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“Detox” is a buzzword that instantly grabs your attention. That’s especially true when you’re on a weight loss journey and decide to treat yourself to fried foods, takeout meals, and alcoholic beverages. When you don’t feel like your absolute best after a few days of unhealthy eating and want to snap back, that’s when detoxing comes into play. We here at Eat This, Not That! rounded up 10 of our best easy detox meals for faster weight loss. But before we get into them, let’s talk a little bit more about detoxing. “Including healthy meals with quality ingredients won’t ‘detox’…

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For use only by adults 21 years of age and older; 18+ for medical states. Keep out of reach of children. Do not operate a vehicle or machinery while under the influence of this drug. Laws governing the legality, availability and use of marijuana vary by state.I’ve been writing about CBD gummies for quite some time now. Some might even say I’m a “CBD expert,” which—kind of. So whenever I’m faced with trying a new gummy on the market, I volunteer as cannabinoid tribute, and make my way to the front of the line to see what’s what in the…

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High-resolution image showing senescent cells in bone that drive osteoporosis. Mayo Clinic researchers have developed a new high-resolution, analytical technique to identify the rare senescent bone cells that are known to drive osteoporosis. Senescent cells are malfunctioning cells that build up as people age or as the result of chronic diseases. Once these cells form, they can contribute to developing diseases and consequences of aging. This new method, detailed in a paper published in Nature Communications, will enable scientists to better target experimental anti-aging drugs at the cellular level, advancing efforts to find treatments for osteoporosis and other aging-related diseases. Madison Doolittle,…

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