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New Study Claims There Are 5 Types of Insomnia — Here’s What Sets Them Apart

Insomnia is something so many people suffer through on a regular basis, making the rest of their waking lives feel all the more stressful. Sleep is an essential part of our overall health, but we tend to make excuses and tell ourselves we’ll “catch up” on it later when our busy schedules require us to…
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A Doctor Passed Away at 43 After These Ovarian Cancer Symptoms Were Misdiagnosed

“Do not dismiss your pain or malaise. Find the expert doctors.” Those were the words Dr. Nadia Chaudhri emphasized in a Twitter thread three weeks before she passed away of ovarian cancer at the age of 43. She shared her story, and how her symptoms were misdiagnosed by her doctors, hoping to raise awareness so…
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Making This Easy Meal Swap Once a Day for 3 Days Can Help Restore Gut Health and Shed Pounds

We understand if even the idea of a juice fast makes you instantly crave the first solid food you set eyes on. However, there is a way to use the idea without totally depriving yourself — and still get incredible weight loss and gut health results. A traditional juice fast usually calls for consuming only…
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The Genius Bladder-Control Product Busy Philipps Wishes She Had Known About After Giving Birth

Incontinence: It’s a hush-hush condition that’s often whispered about behind closed doors or not all, but actress, screenwriter, and best-selling author Busy Philipps isn’t afraid to talk about it loud and proud — especially as someone who’s experienced it firsthand. After giving birth to her two daughters, Birdie and Cricket, Philipps, 40, experienced a whole…
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4 Simple Techniques to Reduce Your Risk of Dementia By Up to 88%

Good news: Staying sharp and savoring wonderful memories well into your golden years is easier than ever, thanks to recent medical breakthroughs. These easy moves turn back the clock on brain aging, giving you the focus, concentration and memory that you had 15 years ago. Plus, you’ll cut your risk of dementia by up to…
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Staring at Screens More Than Ever Lately? Here’s How to Avoid Dry Eye Dangers

During quarantine, you might find yourself bouncing from computer to phone while working, then to FaceTime calls and social media check-ins for catching up, and then ending the day with TV until bedtime. Without realizing it, we spend our entire waking hours stuck to one screen or another. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, our devices…
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This Superfood Juice Prevents Heart Attacks and Wards Off Dementia

Maybe you prefer your beets in a salad with goat cheese, or perhaps you like them roasted alongside a juicy pork tenderloin. Or hey, maybe you think beets taste like dirt. Whatever your opinion, they’re chock full of health benefits — and there might be an even better way to get all their heart-boosting, disease-fighting…
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6 Simple Strategies to Get Rid of Bothersome Menopause Symptoms

To hear some doctors tell it, hot flashes, sleeplessness, and mood swings are normal — and unavoidable — parts of menopause. But Aviva Romm, MD, author of Hormone Intelligence, says that’s just not true. At least 80 percent of women struggle with a hormonal problem significant enough to disrupt quality of life, but there are…
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Get Enough Sleep to Properly Manage Stress

You might have thought that not getting enough sleep only depleted your energy and put you in a bad mood. A lack of sleep can actually be much worse for you. Several recent studies have found that sleep deprivation can affect you in many different ways. Here are six of the latest things to watch…
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Women Find Solace and Sisterhood in Breast Cancer Support Groups on Facebook

When you get diagnosed with breast cancer, there are probably not too many people in your orbit who can truly understand what you’re going through. As Breast Cancer Awareness month begins, we take a closer look how women are finding support online. “There are so many things you’re dealing with that you can’t just call…