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7 Ayurvedic Practices That Will Tame Menopause Symptoms

The symptoms of menopause are no fun. But when you’re going through “the change,” adopting certain lifestyle habits can make a world of difference. Ayurveda, the Indian health science that yoga comes from, has a unique perspective on menopause and how to combat frustrating symptoms. If you’re struggling with things like insomnia and hot flashes,…
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4 Ways to De-Stress on Busy Days and Get Everything Done

Today was the day you were finally going to sit down and write those thank-you notes for your anniversary party. But one interruption after another kept getting in the way. And now that it’s suddenly bedtime, you’re wondering if this task will keep playing leapfrog across your calendar pages all week. The all-too-familiar feeling that…
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Honey for Acid Reflux: Does it Really Work?

According to the American College of Gastroenterology, more than 15 million American’s suffer from heartburn every day. Heart burn is a symptom of acid reflux, a condition in which acid travels from the stomach back up into the esophagus and sometimes the throat, and it’s less than pleasant to deal with. Luckily, you can treat…
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6 Ways Drinking Refreshingly Tart Kombucha Tea Can Benefit Your Overall Health

Whether you’re scrolling your Pinterest feed or strolling through your grocery store, you’ve probably noticed kombucha becoming more and more popular — but what the heck is it? Well, the fizzy drink is made by fermenting black or green tea. You’ve maybe seen some frightening photos of the “SCOBY,” or symbiotic culture of bacteria and…
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Savannah Guthrie’s Tips for Staying Happy, Healthy, and Stress-Free

With her warm smile, sunny disposition and hopeful twinkle in her eye, it’s no wonder millions of viewers invite news anchor Savannah Guthrie into their homes and hearts each morning. But for the busy wife and mother of two, who awakens every weekday at 4 AM, maintaining an upbeat, bubbly attitude and staving off worry…
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Body Aches, Fatigue, and Blue Moods? You May Be Low in Vitamin D

Vitamin D deficiency may seem like a strangely specific issue to be concerned about. But as it turns out, being low in vitamin D is a much more serious health problem than you might imagine. Experts have estimated that as many as 1 billion people worldwide across all age groups and ethnicities have a vitamin…
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This Refreshing Essential Oil Could Help With Weight Loss, Protect Gut Health, and Lower Inflammation
Mint has long been an aromatherapy crowd favorite. But a particular plant called Japanese mint has gotten more and more hype over the years for its potential to help with everything from weight loss to inflammation. Here’s what you need to know about it. What is Japanese mint? Japanese mint, which is sometimes called corn…
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5 Dr. Oz-Approved Ways to Check Your Thyroid Health at Home

Blood tests that measure hormones can help diagnose low thyroid, but according to Mehmet Oz, MD, host of The Dr. Oz Show, thyroid-hormone levels are like shoe sizes — they’re highly individualized, so what’s normal for one woman may be too low for another. That’s why he has recommended simple self-tests to help women gauge…
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4 Ayurvedic Self-Care Tips For Your Healthiest Summer Ever

Many people look forward to the summer all year long, and who can blame them? The perfect weather, so many social gatherings, and of course, beach time! However, if you’re like us, with everything going on this time of year, self-care tends to take a backseat. Luckily, Ayurveda, the Indian sister science of yoga, offers…
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Yes, You Can Drink Too Much Water — And It Could Send You to the Hospital

Many people are aware of the dangers of not drinking enough water, but can you drink too much water? The surprising answer is yes. It’s rare to overdose on water, but it is possible, which leads to the inevitable question: How much water is too much? The problem with guzzling water is that if you…