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Sources of Vitamin D You Should Know About
Medically Reviewed Julie Ching, MS, RDN, CDE Diet and Nutrition News & Advice

Sources of Vitamin D You Should Know About

Vitamin D is an essential nutrient that all people need, and is responsible for important functions such as calcium absorption for proper bone development in children. There are many conditions linked to a lack of Vitamin D such as mood disorders and hypertension. The problem is, many people in the U.S. have insufficient levels of […]

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Facts on Processed Meat and Your Cancer Risk
Medically Reviewed Julie Ching, MS, RDN, CDE Diet and Nutrition News & Advice

Facts on Processed Meat and Your Cancer Risk

For decades processed meats have offered a convenient option for just about any meal, whether it’s breakfast (sausage, bacon), lunch (luncheon meats), or dinner (burgers, hot dogs). But ever since the World Health Organization raised concerns about the cancer risk posed by processed meats, these admittedly delicious foods have come under attack. So, what threat […]

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5 Things About Health and Hiccups
Reviewed by Patty Weasler, RN Your Health

5 Things About Health and Hiccups

Generally, hiccups are innocent annoyances that indicate you’ve either consumed food or drink too quickly. However, gastroenterologists describe the actual hiccup action as something much freakier—the abrupt contraction of the diaphragm that snaps shut the vocal cords. Although it sounds far scarier than it actually is, a chronic case of the hiccups can be an […]

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Natural Ways to Fight Bacterial Infections
Medically Reviewed Julie Ching, MS, RDN, CDE Diet and Nutrition News & Advice

Natural Ways to Fight Bacterial Infections

Infections can happen as a result of coming into contact with a source of bacteria. This contact often leads to coughs, colds, strep throat, urinary tract problems, and even rashes or skin irritation. While most bacterial infections aren’t serious, leaving them can mean the infection can worsen and also become contagious. While antibiotics are a […]

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