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Too Much Salt in Your Diet? 5 Natural Ways to Rebalance Sodium With Ingredients You Already Have at Home
15. OCT 26 - GOOD TO KNOW - 82
Too Much Salt in Your Diet? 5 Natural Ways to Rebalance Sodium With Ingredients You Already Have at Home
Rice, bay leaf tea, citrus fruits, dried fruit and buckwheat with kefir are traditional kitchen favorites that can fit into a lower-sodium, potassium-rich way of eating, a simple habit that may help your body keep its natural fluid balance
Sunflower Seeds and Blood Pressure: A Little-Known One-Ingredient Drink Worth Knowing About
15. OCT 26 - GOOD TO KNOW - 66
Sunflower Seeds and Blood Pressure: A Little-Known One-Ingredient Drink Worth Knowing About
Sunflower seeds are rich in magnesium, vitamin E and heart-friendly fats, nutrients that play a role in normal blood vessel function ...
5 Habits That Quietly Make You Gain Weight – and How to Break Them
14. OCT 26 - GOOD TO KNOW - 81
5 Habits That Quietly Make You Gain Weight – and How to Break Them
From sugary drinks to stressful jobs: small, everyday changes in what you eat and how you live may support a healthier weight and greater wellbeing more than you might expect.
Turmeric: Miracle Spice or Hidden Health Trap? What Many People Don't Know About Its Risks
14. OCT 26 - GOOD TO KNOW - 68
Turmeric: Miracle Spice or Hidden Health Trap? What Many People Don't Know About Its Risks
Turmeric is one of the most celebrated spices of our time, and in everyday cooking it is considered safe for most people. Concentrated supplements are a different story: for people taking blood-thinning medication or with certain health conditions ..
Why Roasted Tomatoes Beat Raw Ones: The Secret Is Lycopene
14. OCT 26 - GOOD TO KNOW - 80
Why Roasted Tomatoes Beat Raw Ones: The Secret Is Lycopene
Gentle heat helps unlock lycopene, the red antioxidant pigment in tomatoes, making it easier for your body to absorb. This simple slow-roasted recipe with garlic, basil and olive oil turns ordinary cherry tomatoes into a sweet ...
Why Good Hygiene Doesn't Always Protect Your Teeth – and What Diet Can Really Do
14. OCT 26 - GOOD TO KNOW - 34
Why Good Hygiene Doesn't Always Protect Your Teeth – and What Diet Can Really Do
Some research suggests that what and how often we eat may help support tooth enamel and the mouth's natural repair of very early, still-invisible damage. Once a real cavity has formed, though, no diet can rebuild it ...
A Pear a Day: Fad or Real Benefit? What Happens in Your Body May Surprise You
14. OCT 26 - GOOD TO KNOW - 74
A Pear a Day: Fad or Real Benefit? What Happens in Your Body May Surprise You
One pear a day can be a tasty way to support regular digestion and a balanced diet, and early research points to modest benefits for heart and metabolic health ...
Chestnuts: One of Humanity's Oldest Foods, and a Snack That Keeps You Full for Hours
13. OCT 26 - GOOD TO KNOW - 97
Chestnuts: One of Humanity's Oldest Foods, and a Snack That Keeps You Full for Hours
Roasted chestnuts have about 245 calories per 100 g, contain almost no fat, are naturally gluten-free and provide fiber, potassium, copper and vitamin C ...
When a Banana Turns Spotty: What Those Brown Freckles Really Mean for Your Health
13. OCT 26 - GOOD TO KNOW - 90
When a Banana Turns Spotty: What Those Brown Freckles Really Mean for Your Health
Ripe, speckled bananas are sweeter, softer and full of useful nutrients, but the viral claim that their dark spots "fight cancer" does not hold up. Here is what the science actually says ...
A Spoonful of Nature in a Glass of Water: Why Nutritionists Love Morning Flaxseed
13. OCT 26 - GOOD TO KNOW - 89
A Spoonful of Nature in a Glass of Water: Why Nutritionists Love Morning Flaxseed
Flaxseed is naturally rich in fiber and plant-based omega-3 fats, which may support comfortable digestion, a feeling of fullness and an overall healthy diet ...
After 50, Two Vitamins Quietly Slip Away – and Most People Have No Idea
13. OCT 26 - GOOD TO KNOW - 71
After 50, Two Vitamins Quietly Slip Away – and Most People Have No Idea
Vitamin D and vitamin B12 are among the nutrients many people over 50 run low on, largely because the body gradually becomes less efficient at making and absorbing them ...
Secrets of the Private Nutritionists to the Rich: 10 + 1 Tips You Probably Haven't Heard Before
13. OCT 26 - GOOD TO KNOW - 82
Secrets of the Private Nutritionists to the Rich: 10 + 1 Tips You Probably Haven't Heard Before
From a morning glass of warm lemon water instead of coffee to why "low-fat" labels deserve a second look, these are food habits that circulate among the wealthy and famous ...
Socks in Bed: A Crazy Idea or a Sleep Trick Backed by Science?
12. OCT 26 - GOOD TO KNOW - 115
Socks in Bed: A Crazy Idea or a Sleep Trick Backed by Science?
A small Korean study found that people who wore bed socks fell asleep a few minutes faster and slept noticeably longer in a cool room. Warm feet may simply help your body's natural wind-down process, making this one of the cheapest sleep habits worth
The Silent Killer in Your Veins: Four Homemade Juices That May Help You Keep Blood Pressure in Check
12. OCT 26 - GOOD TO KNOW - 110
The Silent Killer in Your Veins: Four Homemade Juices That May Help You Keep Blood Pressure in Check
Carrot, garlic, beetroot, parsley, pineapple and orange: simple homemade drinks can be a tasty part of a heart-friendly diet that supports healthy blood pressure, but they work best alongside, never instead of ...
E-249 and E-250: The Additives in Hot Dogs and P{-15454}t{-15447}s That Doctors Advise Limiting, Even for Children
12. OCT 26 - GOOD TO KNOW - 92
E-249 and E-250: The Additives in Hot Dogs and P{-15454}t{-15447}s That Doctors Advise Limiting, Even for Children
Two common preservatives, potassium nitrite and sodium nitrite, keep cured meats pink and shelf-stable, but scientists and regulators have been looking at them more closely ...

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