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More Than Dieting: These Seeds Pack Wide-Ranging Health Benefits

Sunday, October 5 2025 | 04:12

Eating whole grains supports blood pressure and blood sugar control and may help prevent obesity.

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3 Effective Ways to Lose Weight

Monday, July 28 2025 | 12:04

Being overweight and obese increases the risk of serious health complications.

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Healthy Ways to Enjoy Chia Seeds Every Day

Monday, June 2 2025 | 01:11

Chia seeds have long been popular as one of the superfoods rich in nutrients.

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Salads Are Not Always Healthy, Here's Why

Sunday, April 20 2025 | 12:41

Adding high-calorie toppings and dressings can make salad unhealthy.

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Foods to Help Lower High Blood Pressure

Tuesday, March 4 2025 | 02:43

People with high blood pressure need to know what foods to avoid, which foods help lower high blood pressure

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What is the 5:2 Diet, and What Are Its Benefits?

Friday, February 7 2025 | 03:23

The 5:2 Diet is one of the intermittent fasting (IF) methods used in eating patterns.

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Before You Try: The Benefits and Risks of a Fruit and Vegetable Juice Diet

Tuesday, January 7 2025 | 03:22

A fruit and vegetable diet may lead to dehydration and inadequate protein intake.

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Does Everyone Need to Eat Breakfast?

Monday, January 6 2025 | 10:16

Breakfast is beneficial for health, but not everyone necessarily needs it.

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Benefits of the "Five a Day" Diet Method: Eat 5 Servings of Fruits and Vegetables per Day

Sunday, December 1 2024 | 11:27

The Five a Day method recommends eating 2 types of fruit and 3 types of vegetables per day.

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Smoothie Diet: Is It a Safe Option for Weight Loss?

Tuesday, November 5 2024 | 08:17

The smoothie diet offers an alternative approach to lose weight.

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Benefits and Risks of the Carnivore Diet: A Guide to Only Eating Animal Protein

Monday, November 4 2024 | 02:09

The carnivore diet suggests consuming animal proteins, including red meat, dairy, and fish.