What Happens To Your Cholesterol When You Eat Egg Substitute Every Day
Are egg substitutes a healthy replacement for real eggs if you're watching your cholesterol? An expert shares what would happen if you eat them regularly.
Read MoreAre egg substitutes a healthy replacement for real eggs if you're watching your cholesterol? An expert shares what would happen if you eat them regularly.
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Read MoreWhen you reach 50 years of age, you become more likely to encounter certain poop problems, whether you're a man or a woman. There are a few reasons behind this.
Read MorePita bread (with its handy pocket and foldability) can be a great meal addition. It could have positive cholesterol results, too, if you eat the right type.
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Read More"The Golden Bachelor's" Gerry Turner has revealed that he has a Waldenström's macroglobulinemia. Here's what we know about this rare cancer.
Read MoreIs there a connection between having bad dreams and your risk of developing dementia at a later age? Recent research sheds more light on the possible link.
Read MoreAdding vegetables to your diet provides a wide array of health benefits. One specific vegetable can benefit you in two major ways, according to research.
Read MoreWhile adding a stick of Liquid I.V. to a glass of water can help meet your hydration needs, drinking too much could be bad for your heart. Here's what to know.
Read MoreYour blood type may give you some insight on which diseases you're more at risk of developing. Certain types, for instance, may have a higher dementia risk.
Read MoreDrinking fruit juice can have an impact on your risk of having a stroke, but why is this so? We asked an expert to explain how the two are connected.
Read MoreHigh cholesterol can lead to heart disease and stroke. However, eating more of this vitamin-rich legume can help lower your cholesterol levels.
Read MoreSkipping breakfast could affect your cholesterol, however, the expert we consulted says this might not necessarily be as bad as you would think.
Read MoreFor people assigned male at birth, prostate cancer is one of the leading kinds of cancer worldwide. It helps to get a better understanding of its risk factors.
Read MoreAs we learn more about COVID-19, we are increasingly finding unexpected effects it can have on our health. It turns out it could also impact our blood pressure.
Read MoreEggs are nutritious and can be a great part of your diet even if you have high blood pressure. Here's how experts say you should be cooking them.
Read MoreWith many varieties of squash available, it might be tough to choose among them. Consider this one if you want to lower your blood pressure and blood sugar.
Read MoreThere are different varieties of commercially available apple juice that you can easily purchase. But one specific kind may have a unique health benefit.
Read MoreIf you make pear juice a part of your diet every day, it can have some surprising benefits. But does it also have an unexpected effect on your blood pressure?
Read MoreWhile dairy is a well-known source of calcium, this vegetable is also a good source and it may even protect you against two types of cancer.
Read MoreIf you eat tuna often, it can have an effect on your cholesterol; but there is one important risk that you'll want to consider when choosing which tuna to buy.
Read MoreAs people, especially women, pass the age of 50, they become more at risk for Sjögren's disease. We asked a doctor about the warning signs to look for.
Read MoreWhile many people don't often eat this vegetable, maybe they should. Studies say compounds found in it could help protect you against certain cancers.
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