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The internet is buzzing about magnesium supplements: the benefits of taking magnesium, the different types of magnesium that…
We Asked 5 Dietitians How to Choose the Healthiest Chocolate—They All Said the Same Thing
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Are Greens Powders Worth the Hype?
If you’re not a fan of vegetables, getting multiple servings in the form of a powder seems like…
6 Common Medications That Don’t Mix Well with Multivitamins
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You’re probably getting enough protein – just maybe not the right kind
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Ditch the fads: How natural choices and 10,000 steps changed this 27-year-old’s life
Fad diets and quick fixes are everywhere, but simple habits are having a moment. Natural choices such as…
The 5 food lessons I live by as a doctor
On BBC’s Con or Cure, Dr Xand Van Tulleken investigates popular health-related claims with journalist Ashley John-Baptiste. “One…
This Bob’s Red Mill’s Gluten-Free Mix Easily Beats The Competition
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Counting calories doesn’t work. Try eating smarter instead
The time of day you have a meal, how fast you scoff your food and even how much…
Hyderabad neurologist shares the only supplements you actually need for strength training: Protein to vitamin D
If you work out regularly, you probably also take supplements to support your strength training journey and maximise…
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A dietitian and doctor review RFK Jr’s new food pyramid : Short Wave : NPR
ANNOUNCER: You’re listening to Short Wave from NPR. EMILY KWONG: Hey, Short Wavers. Emily Kwong here. So earlier…