TikTok Warns Many Walmart Brand Foods Have An Unlikely Ingredient
According to a TikToker, there's an unexpected ingredient in some common food items at Walmart, and it's hiding in plain sight. But what does its presence mean?
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This Time-Saving Trick Makes Opening Stubborn Medicine Bottles A Breeze
Childproof medicine bottles can be tough to open, even for adults. Luckily, this surprisingly simple trick for opening stubborn bottles is a real time-saver.
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What It Means When You're Always Craving Fish
Everyone experiences food cravings, and while they're linked to preferences, sometimes they hint at more. So what does it mean when you're always craving fish?
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Can A Flu Shot Really Help Prevent Heart Attacks? Here's What We Know
Medical professionals encourage us to get flu shots to protect us from the flu. But is it true that a flu shot can prevent heart attacks as well? Read on.
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Medical Conditions That Can Cause Loss Of Taste (That Aren't Covid)
We've all come to associate a sudden loss of taste with COVID-19. But there are a few other possible explanations as to why your food suddenly tastes bland.
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Eat More Of This Summer Fruit To Help With Bloating
Bloating is a surprisingly common problem in the United States, and a particularly uncomfortable one, too. Fortunately, a summer fruit can help prevent it.
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One Type Of Meat Has The Most Protein Per Gram
There's no doubt that protein is an essential component of any healthy diet, but is there an optimal cut of meat for maximum protein? As it turns out, there is.
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You Should Avoid Drinking Alcohol If You're Taking This Medication
When you're taking certain medications, drinking alcohol is a bad idea due to the potential side effects. And if you're taking this one, skip the beer or wine.
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How TikTok's 'Silent Walking' Trend Can Help Your Mental Health
Have you heard about the "silent walking" trend popularized on TikTok? As it turns out, it can really benefit your mental health. Here's how.
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The Best Type Of Fats To Consume To Lower Cholesterol Fast
Many of us think that avoiding fat is the key to lowering cholesterol quickly. In reality, there are healthy fats you should be consuming if this is your goal.
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Why You May Be Having A Hard Time Purchasing Disinfecting Wipes
Have you been experiencing difficulty in purchasing Clorox cleaning wipes? According to an official statement from the company, a cyberattack may be to blame.
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How Many Brazil Nuts Can You Safely Eat Before They Become Toxic?
There's no question that Brazil nuts make for a nutritious snack, but can you actually eat too many of them? Here's how many you can eat before they turn toxic.
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Can You Overdose On Marijuana? Our Doctor Explains
With recreational marijuana legalized in nearly half the states in the U.S., it's worth asking if it's possible to overdose on cannabis. An expert weighs in.
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What Causes Fingernails To Have A Spoon Shape?
Some people have spoon-shaped fingernails, also known as koilonychia. This condition can actually be a symptom of other disorders or illnesses in the body.
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What It Really Means When You Have White Spots On Your Skin
Discoloration or white spots on your skin are usually no cause for alarm, but it's good to know what these skin conditions are and how they can be treated.
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Why Some People Cry When They Poop
Have you ever experienced shedding a tear or two while you do your business in the bathroom? Here's the explanation behind the act of crying while pooping.
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How Long You Can Safely Store Canned Food, According To The USDA
According to the USDA, here's how long you can safely store canned food. In addition, there are rules for storing canned goods that can preserve their quality.
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False Facts About Sex You Always Thought Were True
Sex is a topic that piques everyone's curiosity, which is why there are so many false facts and beliefs about it. Here are some that you may believe are true.
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The Surprisingly Healthy Refrigerated Snack You Can Buy At A Gas Station
Gas stations offer a range of snacks for hungry travelers in search of a quick bite. Surprisingly, there's a healthy snack option in the refrigerated section.
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The Most Nutrient Dense Vegetable Isn't What You'd Expect
Everyone knows that vegetables should be part of a healthy, balanced diet. But do you know which vegetable is the most nutrient-dense one? Keep reading.
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Why You Might Want To Think Twice Before Jumping On TikTok's 'Everything Shower' Trend
Proponents of the "everything shower" talk about the mental and physical benefits. But, as with all trends, there are some things to think twice about.
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The Popular Gardening Herb That Soothes Sore Muscles & Fights Acne
Throughout history, medicinal plants have been used to treat different ailments. New research shows that a popular herb may help with muscle soreness and acne.
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Is Store-Bought Chicken Noodle Soup Good For You? What To Consider
While there's no argument that chicken noodle soup is good for when you're sick, you might be wondering if it's only good when made from scratch. Keep reading.
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Why You're Gaining Weight Even In A Calorie Deficit
When dieting, you might find the numbers on the scale increasing. Several factors could point to why you're gaining weight when you're in a calorie deficit.
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How Much Salt Is Really Hiding In Your V8 Juice?
For most people, V8 juice is a healthy and convenient way to add more vegetables to their diet. But what might surprise you is the amount of salt hiding in it.
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The Essential Oil That May Help Banish Lice From Your Head
In the U.S., millions of cases of head lice occur annually in children. However, there are natural treatments for head lice like this essential oil.
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Everything That's Not Healthy About Smoothies
There are a lot of good things about smoothies. However, it's also important to understand what's not healthy about them so you can make good choices.
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