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Sugar is super addictive and can cause some pretty crazy side effects when we cut it out completely. Here’s a list of things that happen to the body when a person stops eating sugar.

Whether you’re eating the seeds from the fruit in a salad, yogurt, or a dessert (they’re quite versatile), or drinking pomegranate juice, there are a variety of health benefits that are a bonus to its delicious flavor. Let’s take a look at 12 reasons you should make these brilliantly red fruits part of your regular diet.

While they do contain their fair share of fat and calories, sunflower seeds are packed with essential fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals. Consumed in moderation, they can be an important part of a healthy, high-energy diet.

There are many health benefits to incorporating wild salmon into your diet.  Wild salmon dine on other fish (unlike farm-raised salmon, which can be fed fillers or injected with antibiotics for mass production), which means they are high in essential omega-3 fatty acids (or good fats), protein, and low in saturated fats (bad fats).

The human body is made up of over seventy percent water. So understandably,  drinking plenty of fluids to maintain and replenish water levels is vital for things like muscle function, joint and brain protection, immune health, digestion, and even mood. Here are 10 of the major benefits you’ll reap if you stay well-hydrated.