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Studies Suggest To Get Active If You Want To Live LongerIn short if you are middle aged and sedentary you are 5 times more likely to have an early death
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Why You Should Try Banana TeaIt’s no secret that bananas are one of the most popular fruits, they are highly nutritious, have an appealing taste, and make a great addition or main ingredient in many recipes. But did you know that bananas can even be used to make a nice and relaxing antioxidant sweet tea? |
How Does Coffee Affect Blood Pressure?According to studies, caffeine can cause a short and dramatic increase in blood pressure, even if one does not have high blood pressure, but it is unclear what causes the spike. |
Holistic Anti-Aging Skin Care: What To Look For In A ProductThe natural and holistic beauty space has emerged and is becoming more common place, in fact the organic beauty market is projected to hit $54 billion by 2027. Due to an increased demand for more sustainable and organic products the landscape of even skin care and beauty products is changing. |
Why Do Women Live Longer Than Men?Comic strips suggest that women live longer than men because men do more risky things, such as women ushering stern warnings in disbelief watching a man dangling dangerous over a ledge while standing atop a wavering tall ladder, but there may be other reasons. |
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