Dolly Parton's Diet Was The Perfect Blend Of Comfort Food And Healthy Choices
With her self-professed big appetite, the country singer put effort into making sure her regular diet was nutritionally balanced but not overly restrictive.
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Tim Curry's 2012 Stroke Changed His Life Forever But He Kept A Healthy Sense Of Humor
The iconic actor considered his ability to laugh and make jokes a vital part of his being. It was a characteristic he kept even after his near-fatal stroke.
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How Dolly Parton Kicked Her Disordered Eating Habit & Found Peace With Food
The legendary country singer was open about her complicated relationship with food, and talked about her balanced approach to eating in numerous interviews.
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Dolly Parton's All-Too-Relatable Endometriosis Struggles Resonated With Women Everywhere
Dolly Parton’s experience with endometriosis revealed a more vulnerable side of the country music icon and struck a chord with women facing similar struggles.
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Do you know what's causing your migraines? These are the surprising reasons behind your painful headaches.
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If you've got a headache and are tired of popping over-the-counter medications to treat your pain, here's some alternative tricks to try.
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Unexpected Signs Your Blood Sugar Is Dangerously High
When blood sugar is high for a long time, it can cause damage to your nerves, blood vessels, and organs. That's why it's essential to understand these signs.
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What Happens To Your Body When You Drink Water Every Day
Try your best to drink enough water each day, and you just might find yourself reaping these benefits.
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Dolly Parton Rarely Drank — Here's The Few Exceptions She Made
As someone who wasn't much of a drinker, entertainment icon Dolly Parton stuck to a few personal rules whenever she'd indulge in a glass or two of wine.
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Not Smallpox, Not Scurvy: This Disease Was The Leading Cause Of Death For Pioneers
In the 1800s, one highly contagious illness caused more emigrant deaths than other diseases, due in no small part to poor sanitation practices at the time.
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You're Eating Too Much Salt If This Happens To You
A pinch of salt goes a long way, but many are using more than a pinch. Here's a look at some of the ways your body may be trying to tell you to cut back.
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If This Happens To Your Body, You're Probably Not Sleeping Enough
If you're not getting the recommended seven to nine hours of sleep each night, you can expect these things to happen to your body.
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How Did John Wayne Die At 72? His Family Continues The Fight Today
In 1979, Hollywood star John Wayne passed away due to one of the world's most lethal diseases. Years later, his family established a foundation in his honor.
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5 Celebrities Who Have Been Open About Experiencing Andropause, The 'Male Menopause'
Andropause can be a difficult time for men, as testosterone levels begin to decline. These celebs opened up about their own experiences with the hormonal shift.
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A trip to the salon may be a relaxing time for you, but not following certain hygiene rules could make things stressful (and dangerous) for your hairdresser.
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'80s Star Morgan Fairchild Maintains A 'Strict' Diet & Exercise Regime To Stay Fit At 76
Morgan Fairchild has kept up with her health and fitness well into her 70s, choosing a "strict" keto diet and making sure to stay consistently active.
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Taylor Swift Loves Making This Fermented Food That's Great For Gut Health
According to the pop star, she became obsessed with making this baked good. Her fixation on her baking favorite may be doing her blood sugar levels a favor.
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Not Just Anne Hathaway: The Worst Cases Of Celebrities Shamed For Their Baby Bumps
There are numerous instances of pregnant celebrities being subjected to casually callous comments about having baby bumps that were either too small or too big.
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Everything That's Not Healthy About Eating Veggie Pasta
From the name alone, vegetarian pasta may sound like both a nutritional powerhouse and the superior choice among all pastas. But is it really that healthy?
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Travis Kelce's Protein-Heavy Daily Diet Leaves Room For Sweet Treats
To say that Travis Kelce has a sweet tooth may be an understatement. Surprisingly, though, there may be some benefits to the NFL star indulging in sweet treats.
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Poor hygiene can have significant detrimental effects on a person's physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Thus, it's important to spot the signs early on.
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Hayden Panettiere's Reflections On Postpartum Struggles Were Achingly Human
The "Heroes" and "Nashville" star was open and honest about her experience with postpartum depression, describing it as "really painful" and "really scary."
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Why These Unusual Celeb Health Habits Are Actually Harmful
Thanks to social media, celebrities' influence have become more powerful than ever. Here's a list of the most unusual celeb health habits you should avoid.
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Winding down with a TV show or movie right before bed might sound like a smart idea, but it can have unpleasant effects on your sleep quality and health.
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Not Just Brad Pitt: Celebrities Who Gave Up Alcohol, Then Reintroduced It Into Their Lives
Brad Pitt recently admitted that he has resumed drinking alcohol after being sober for a few years. However, other celebrities, like these, have done the same.
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When Ali Larter Turned 50, She Traded This Millennial-Coded Habit For Long-Term Wellness
Gen X actor Ali Larter's recent comments about how she views working out reflects an evolution of her fitness beliefs, which many people could benefit from.
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Peculiar congenital traits in the hands and feet (like short thumbs or webbed toes) are actually quite common worldwide, even among noteworthy personalities.
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Cowboys Used This Painful Wild West Hygiene Tactic To Kill Body Odor
Because cowboys in the Wild West didn't bathe that often, they were known to use a painful but effective tactic to mask their body odor under the hot sun.
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Millennials May 'Look Healthy' But Mortality Trends Paint A Sad Picture
Recent studies paint a startling picture of the millennial generation's mortality rates because of not only the numbers but also the major causes.
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The '80s Grapefruit Diet Was A Boomer Fad But Younger Generations Know Better
The grapefruit diet was hailed as an easy, cost-effective diet solution by baby boomers, but today, research shows that it wasn't all it cracked up to be.
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