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Varicose Veins

What are varicose veins? Varicose veins, also known as spider veins, are superficial (on the skin surface) enlarged veins that curl and twist, usually with age. Usually, they form on the body’s lower extremities, like the legs, but they can form in any part of the body. However, varicose veins can develop at any age. 

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Got (Alternative) Milk?

Almond milk, coconut milk, oat milk, hemp milk, cashew milk, etc. With so many options available, which one is the right for you? All these kinds of milk have been produced over time due to food sensitivity or intolerances to cow’s milk and dietary habits. But which one is right for you? Let’s looks at

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Artificial Dyes vs. Childhood Behavior

In the past couple of years, we’ve heard that artificial dyes found in foods like candy, cereals, juices, etc., have been linked to childhood attention and behavioral issues. Studies performed on animal and human studies have shown the effects it may cause on children. In 2021, the California Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Environmental Hazard

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Family-Friendly Activities to Do This Summer

The summer is here! It is getting hot, and things are starting to slow down for the summer season. Whether you spend this season with your family or alone, there are plenty of activities to do that are fun, healthy, and great for bonding and creating beautiful memories. Local Activities Throughout the year and during

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Food Pairings for Enhanced Nutrient Absorption

Vegetables, fruits, grains, fats, herbs, and spices can provide your body with nutrients that target different functions. Did you know that certain foods can help your body absorb certain nutrients better and at higher rates or percentages? Check these out: Non-Heme Iron-Rich Foods & Vitamin C Non-heme iron-rich foods, plant-based sources, when paired with vitamin

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Hydration with a Twist!

We all know that drinking plenty of water and fluids is beneficial for our health. It is recommended that women drink 11.5 cups of water and men drink 15,5 cups of water per day. But remember, 20% of those can usually come from foods. Although water is the easiest way to get your hydration on,

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