June 30, 2016

Drink More Water: Here's Why

What's the easiest way to tell if you're not drinking enough water? How long does it take to get dehydrated in hot, humid weather? Which is more parching, alcohol or coffee? Find out.
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7 Reasons to Down More Water
H2O can help you lose weight, look younger, de-stress, and more. I'll drink to that!
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Are 8 Glasses a Day Necessary?
Who may need to drink more? Which water-rich foods can help you hydrate? Get the answers.
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Kidney Stones: Are You at Risk?
Not drinking enough water is the most common cause. See other risk factors and how to lower your odds.
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Butter Isn't All Bad

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Turns Out Butter Isn't Bad
ScienceDaily—Watch your intake—and be especially careful of what you spread it on—but butter may not be as unhealthy as you once thought.
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Daily Bath Ok for Kids with Eczema
BBC—If your child has dry skin, don't skip the bath. Just be sure to slather on the moisturizer after.
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Aloe Vera May Lower Blood Sugar: Study
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You may have used aloe vera to soothe your skin after too much sun, but a new study shows a form of this medicinal plant reduces blood glucose levels when taken orally.

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Healthy Meals for One
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One downside to living alone is that it can be more challenging to cook healthy meals for one, in terms of cost and motivation. Before you resort to eating out at restaurants, here are some strategies to help inspire you to eat in.

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How to Spot Skin Cancer
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According to a 2015 United Kingdom study, having more than 11 moles— called "nevi" in medical terms—on one arm is associated with an increased risk of melanoma, a potentially deadly type of skin cancer.

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