Angelique H. Caffrey
School
Bucknell University
Expertise
Ageless Wellness Wisdom, Running & Workout Culture, Creative Healthy Cuisine
- Each year, Angelique teaches hundreds of teens and adults performing arts techniques to improve their confidence, well-being, and self-image, as well as bring out their known and hidden talents.
- Her bylined and ghostwritten contributions have been published in various online media sites, including Entrepreneur, Forbes, Harvard Business Review, Healthcare Business Today, SUCCESS, AOL, and Food Logistics.
- Though she's not a fast runner, she is determined to go the distance and has completed three half-marathons and one marathon.
Experience
Angelique Caffrey's "word nerd" writing abilities were honed as a young child tapping away on a manual typewriter. Today, she's a professional freelancer who has spent more than 20 years partnering with a variety of clients and publications to turn ideas into engaging content. When she's not crafting written material, she's typically spending time with her amazing family, running around the neighborhood in her Sauconys, experimenting in the kitchen with new tastes (sesame oil and allspice are magic ingredients!), or watching a Hollywood classic. Angelique won the Julia Fonville Smithson Memorial Prize award for her prose while attending Bucknell University and continues to scratch her creative itch by entering professional writing contests.
Education
Angelique earned her B.A. with a major in English and an art history minor from Bucknell University.
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Stories By Angelique H. Caffrey
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Football star Patrick Mahomes has a favorite snack that can usually be found on many people's plates. But its hidden ingredient can affect your blood sugar.
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If you're tuning in to the Super Bowl, there's a chance your blood pressure will rise -- not just because of the results, but also due to poor snack choices.
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Can a high-protein Italian cheese really decrease your risk of colorectal cancer? In an exclusive interview, an expert talks about what current research says.
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Trader Joe's Vegetable Fried Rice may look like a quick and nutritious solution for meals when you don't have time to prepare. But how healthy is this product?
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In some instances, a man's prostate cancer biopsy can indicate perineural invasion. In an exclusive interview, an expert explains what that means for a patient.
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Research shows that magnesium can help with naturally lowering high blood pressure levels. Three magnesium-rich foods are simple to integrate into your diet.
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Certain foods can help tremendously with regulating your bowel movements, as well as your gut health. One unexpected example: a particular green vegetable.
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Among the least popular vegetables in the United States, there's one commonly disliked veggie that's actually helpful against cancer and high blood pressure.
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The next time you visit your local grocery, make sure you pick up this underrated vegetable that's closely related to broccoli. It can help your blood pressure.
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In need of a post-workout recovery drink, but all out of protein shake? You might be interested in grabbing an unexpected option: a glass of chocolate milk.
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Certain fruits can help with bowel movements, making you poop easier. Others can aid your heart health. But there's an underrated fruit that can do both.
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As the saying goes, an apple a day keeps the doctor away. But could biting into this crunchy fruit daily be the unexpected key to lowering high cholesterol?
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Drinking cranberry juice every day can provide a host of health benefits. This red beverage may also have an unexpected effect on your heart health.
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Smoke inhalation can bring about a number of nasty effects on your body, including nausea. Wherever you are when that happens, it helps to know what to do.
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To protect your home from wildfire smoke and airborne pollutants, it's wise to invest in an air purifier. There are things to consider in choosing the best one.
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Experts say that getting at least 30 grams of protein at breakfast can benefit you for the rest of the day. Certain foods can help you reach that morning goal.
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Some vegetables are touted for their cholesterol-lowering traits. Others are praised for anti-cancer properties. But there's a low-carb veggie that does both.
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Medical experts frequently tell us the negative effects of sitting down too much. But it can also have an unexpected effect on a man's prostate health.
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Do you know what goes into your rotiserrie chicken? Before you go to the store to buy one for dinner, you should know about some of its sneaky ingredients.
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When you think of protein, chicken breast and peanut butter are among the top-of-mind options. But there's a less popular snack that's a strong contender.
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Walmart offers popular products at lower prices via its Great Value label. But there's an important reason why some people should avoid the chain's canned tuna.
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Dehydration is more common in the United States than you might think. Fortunately, there's an underrated vegetable juice that greatly helps with that.
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Lots of people drink cranberry juice for its taste and purported health benefits. Research suggests it may have an unexpected effect on lung cancer risk, too.
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Incorporating certain kinds of vinegar into your diet may offer health benefits. Case in point: an underrated vinegar that may protect against skin cancer.
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You can make juice out of different kinds of fruits and vegetables. According to an expert, there's one underrated veggie juice that can help your liver.
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Getting quality sleep is essential. However, if you are struggling to get to sleep, adding a carefully crafted smoothie to your nightly regimen could help.
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When it comes to evaluating men's risk of prostate cancer, there are many factors to consider. Research suggests that a man's blood type is one of them.