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Popular sleep myths proven false by expert
From counting sheep to never waking up a sleepwalker, there seems to be a lot of sleeping myths and misconceptions out ...

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7 Tips for a Spring Kitchen Reset
Don’t get caught with your pantries down this season! Let Chef Mareya give you a hand to a fresh start ...

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Headaches On One Side Of Head: Symptoms, Causes, And Treatment
Headaches on one side of head, called “hemicrania,” can be caused by several medical conditions. Migraine headaches and cluster headaches ...

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Trouble Sleeping? Try These Tips To Upgrade Your Sleep Routine
The transition to spring means the beginning of daylight saving time, warmer and longer days, and the emergence of spring ...

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Improve Your Digestive Health for a Better Performance Advantage
Many of us know that digestion is important for breaking down food into nutrients that the body uses for energy, ...

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6 Health Conditions That Can Benefit From Massages
Try your best to prevent a medical condition from inhibiting your daily life. Learn about six health conditions that can benefit from massages.

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Breathing Easier: Tips for Managing Your COPD Symptoms
COPD isn’t a health condition you should take lightly. Use our tips for managing your COPD symptoms to open your airways and keep you breathing easier.

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Tips for Practicing Hygiene in the Outdoors
The outdoors doesn’t have as many conveniences as indoors for practicing good hygiene. But there are ways to maintain good hygiene and stay clean outdoors.

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Understanding Sleep Hygiene and How to Improve It for a Better Night’s Rest
The quality of your sleep hygiene can make or break how well you manage to get some shut eye at ...

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Does Your Immune System Get Worse in Winter?
It’s not yet clear whether your immune system is weakened by cold weather. One animal study from the NCBI indicates ...