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Science Can Help With Confusion Over What To EatSince science has shown time and time again that it has the keys to health, so why are people so confused?
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Underrated Veggies With Surprising BenefitsMost people don’t really put too much stock into the possible health benefits of what they are eating, especially when it comes to vegetables. Regardless veggies are loaded with nutrients and make a great addition to just about any meal or snack. |
Hydrating Foods & Their BenefitsThe human body is made up largely of water, as such staying hydrated is essential to human health. But water alone will not hydrate the body, and people can increase hydration levels and water intake with many foods and drinks which is especially important in these warmer months. |
Gene Linked To Alzheimer’s May Impact Cognition Before AdulthoodAlzheimer’s disease is a debilitating and brain wasting condition that progressively impairs cognitive abilities and everyday functioning in older adults. A new study indicates that it has linked a specific gene to the form of dementia which may begin to affect cognitive functioning much earlier in life. |
A Newly Discovered Organ May Be Under Your SkinThe simple organ has been identified in mice, and is suggested to most likely exist in humans, which may offer new insight into how we experience painful pressure and pricks. |
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