Should Colds & Flus Be Fed or Starved?
The Skinny: Welcome to cold and flu season. It’s in full swing and so is the search for old and new ways to combat these age-old ailments. One of the
The Skinny: Welcome to cold and flu season. It’s in full swing and so is the search for old and new ways to combat these age-old ailments. One of the
The Skinny: Green tea has a certain mystique—and a big one. Fans claim it can leap tall buildings in a single cup, fight crime, reduce poverty, save puppies and rescue
The Skinny: Vibing isn’t new but it is hot. It’s a trendy descendant of the vibrating exercise belts and couches that offered “ladylike” passive exercise from the 1940s to 1960s.
The Skinny: Dementia isn’t an inevitable part of aging despite what many now think. But it is a growing concern. One report indicates that perhaps 10 percent of American adults
The Skinny: It always sounds kind of off-putting. But people need to consume iron to remain healthy. Iron, in fact, is found in every human body cell. It promotes oxygen’s
The Skinny: Remember when grabbing a bran muffin for breakfast was considered a healthy start to the day? Okay, that option has probably passed for the better of everyone. There
The Skinny: Talk about small but powerful. That is the perfect description of chia seeds. Chia seeds’ benefits are widely praised, as they are said to possess antioxidant and anti-inflammatory
The Skinny: Edamame, those bean treats usually sold at Japanese restaurants: you can’t eat just one. And that’s a good thing because these immature soybeans are not only tasty, they
The Skinny: Think pumpkins and it’s almost impossible not to think about Linus van Pelt of Peanuts fame, Halloween, the Headless Horseman or Thanksgiving. And yes, pumpkin pies, pumpkin seeds
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