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How to Get Started on the Mediterranean Diet

How to Get Started on the Mediterranean Diet

ALL NATURAL SOLUTIONS FOR A SLENDER YOU!

ALL NATURAL SOLUTIONS FOR A SLENDER YOU!
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Whatever the weight loss goals may be, we need to be able to maintain our efforts to reach them. Find the benefits of Apple Cider Vinegar ...

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RECIPES FOR COOKING WITH OLIVES

RECIPES FOR COOKING WITH OLIVES
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For the love of Olives, here is how you can prepare elegant and flavorful dish to impress any dinner crowd.

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10 MORE HEALTH BENEFITS OF DRINKING WARM LEMON WATER

10 MORE HEALTH BENEFITS OF DRINKING WARM LEMON WATER
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In Ayurvedic Medicine warm water with lemon has long been touted as a body cleanser.  When you drink it first thing in the morning on an empty stomach it immediately revs up your digestive system and cleanses your body.

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4 WAYS TO EAT YOUR WAY TO LOWER CHOLESTEROL

4 WAYS TO EAT YOUR WAY TO LOWER CHOLESTEROL
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Many people can reduce cholesterol levels simply by changing what they eat 

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BURGERS VS. SALADS

BURGERS VS. SALADS
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Have you ever have the burger vs. salad debate at your favorite fast-food joint?

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SIX SIMPLE WAYS TO SMARTER HEALTHIER EATING

SIX SIMPLE WAYS TO SMARTER HEALTHIER EATING
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All of us probably know some areas where we could boost our health and happiness — perhaps by exercising more, eating healthier, learning stress management techniques, or nipping a bad habit in the bud — but making a change can be daunting. It doesn’t have to be, though.

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CAN FAT HELP YOU LOSE WEIGHT

CAN FAT HELP YOU LOSE WEIGHT
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Is it true that fats are good for me? Yes, they are vital for optimal health. Dietary fats are essential for the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E and K.

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EATING BLUEBERRIES EVERY DAY CAN LOWER BLOOD PRESSURE

EATING BLUEBERRIES EVERY DAY CAN LOWER BLOOD PRESSURE
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Among all fruits, blueberries are one of the richest sources of phenolic compounds, including flavonoids, phenolic acids, and stilbenes, which are known to have biological activity and high antioxidant capacity. They are a promising functional food with respect to vascular health.

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FEED YOUR MIND

  • Oral diseases affect almost half the global population, and recent research indicates they persist because oral health has not been prioritized as much as traditional healthcare.

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  • Health

    Stress is a natural bodily response; therefore, it cannot be wholly eradicated from our existence. But, how much stress is OK?

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    However, the body is not meant to be in a steady or prolonged state of inflammation. Diseases and conditions that are caused by chronic inflammation such as Arthritis, Type 2 Diabetes, Heart Disease or Stroke, continue to rise as the modern world seems to live in a cycle of unease and imbalance...

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    The menopause is not kind to women- that is a fact. As it is an unavoidable and natural part of the aging process, the only thing you can do is do your best to be kind to yourself and guide your way through it with love and compassion.

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  • Travel & Spa

    With America having suffered a pretty harsh winter from coast to coast, would-be wanderers are rejoicing as the weather warms and vacation venues beckon with stellar offerings.

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  • Health

    Supporting ourselves toward better health can be a difficult task because of all the information available nowadays. There are new diets to try, supplements, fresh perspectives on fitness routines and what works better to keep your body in shape. It is easy to get confused.

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    Your intense emotional experiences may seem to be ancient history. You may think that you have put those difficult things like divorce, abuse and shattered relationships behind you. 

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  • HEALTH

    Scorned, rejected, and maligned, the earthly carbohydrate is totally misunderstood. There is a story going around that carbs need to be avoided in order for us to stay fit. 

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  • HEALTH

    Dealing with mental health can be a delicate issue for both employers and employees. Some think it carries a stigma, thus employees may attempt to hide their problem.

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  • Health

    Tea is riding on a wave of popularity and with good reason. Tea has become an increasingly versatile and healthy, modern beverage- it is so much more than just the regular tea with milk you may start your day with when you fancy a change from coffee.

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  • Health

    So just how does a drawing, writing poetry, or playing the violin, help seniors function better and improve their memories?

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  • Diet

    Best-selling author, chef, television personality and educator Amy Riolo shares tips to help you adopt the Mediterranean-style eating pattern and start enjoying better health.

     

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    What “Health” Means for You. Health means different things to different people. For some, health is being able to run for a bus without falling to a heap halfway there. For others, health is being around for their family as they grow older. Ask yourself what your health or what being healthy means to you and then build your life around that.

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  • Beauty

    Great skin and amplified beauty needn’t remain a far-fetched hope, dream, or the chore it can often seem like. There are natural methods used since ancient times that can assist you on your journey to looking and feeling better. The secret often lies in the simplicity and overarching wisdom of nature. Meet Argan Oil Essentials.

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  • Health

    Health and becoming healthier isn’t always about upping the pace and continually pushing yourself, sometimes it’s about slowing things down and knowing when you need to take a step back. Here are some tips to help you find more, healthy moments!

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    The change of seasons is a great time to re-boot your health and beauty routine. After a while, your body becomes accustomed to products you use, the exercise you participate in, the foods you eat, and it needs a little switch-up from time to time to keep things fresh and build upon good results. 

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    With people more health-conscious than ever before, the use of vitamins and dietary supplements has astronomically risen. In fact, the dietary supplements market is astonishingly expected to reach over $349 billion by 2026.

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    Picnic weather is here at last! Best-selling author, chef, television personality, and educator Amy Riolo shares a healthy Mediterranean-inspired menu to share with friends and family in the great outdoors.

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  • Health

    The wellness economy is now a $4.2 trillion global industry. Yet, the questions that we most often encounter are: ‘What is wellness?’ ‘Why is it growing?’ and ‘What does it really mean?’  

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  • HEALTH

    Staying healthy over summer and beyond is not just about how you look, it’s also about how you feel. As the seasons change, you may find that you become more prone to infections, viruses, and bugs- particularly as the weather becomes more moist and humid (bacteria love to multiply in those types of conditions!). For this reason, boosting your immune system is not something to save just for the winter months…

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  • BEAUTY

    Having a great glow over summer boosts your confidence in many ways. When you look healthy and radiant, that naturally translates to how you feel within. How can you feel more confident and find your glow over summer? Find here...

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  • Mind

    Studies show that green space and landscaping contribute to health, happiness, and intellect. Living landscapes are an important part of the outdoor lifestyle that Americans enjoy, but the benefits go beyond the barbeque and backyard baseball. Green spaces are necessary for your health.

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    It's common knowledge that our tastes develop and change as we get older—but it's arguably much more important to understand how our body reacts to different foods and environmental triggers as we age. Dr. Chad Larson has spent his entire career treating patients with food reactivity and he has found that food intolerances and sensitivities (and how they develop as we age) can be every bit as problematic for the body as a severe allergy. 

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  • HEALTH

    As the season begins, we’re reminded of family gathering for cookouts, picnics and other outdoor fun. These times can be joyous occasions for many families, but they can be challenging for the millions of people living with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.

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