HeyJaredAshley Broadwater
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 14, 2026
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Mayonnaise: The Common Condiment That Can Clog Your Arteries If Overconsumed - AOL (opens the original)
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When you think of an artery-clogging food or drink, you might picture sugary breakfast cereals, processed meats, fried food or even sweet tea (all of which are delicious, unfortunately). But why? What’s going on behind the scenes in your body? Basically, clogged arteries come from plaque buildup, which happens when cholesterol, inflammation, calcium and other substances build up in the arterial wall. It can cause further problems for your heart and body, too, so it’s pretty serious stuff. Not su
This Beloved Healthy Snack Is Quietly Destroying Your Teeth - AOL (opens the original)
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Like this article? Keep independent journalism alive. Support HuffPost. When it’s time for your routine dental cleaning, you’re probably surrounded by pictures of “smiling teeth” next to fruits, vegetables and toothbrushes. You might curse yourself for not flossing more consistently, or you might feel self-conscious as the dental assistant picks at your gums. You might nervously hope to avoid hearing “you have a cavity.” Going to the dentist isn’t always fun, but being proactive about your denta
5 Things To Avoid After 5 p.m. To Reduce Stroke Risk - AOL (opens the original)
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The word “stroke” is terrifying enough, and reading the list of the ramifications it can have on your body will likely only make you more anxious. At the same time, education is so important. A stroke can cause paralysis, speech problems, difficulty swallowing, sensitivity to sound, incontinence, depression symptoms and more. Plus, someone in the U.S. has a stroke every 40 seconds and dies from it every three minutes and 14 seconds. Those are scary facts. If you think about these things too much
Oncologists Warn: Coffee Creamer May Increase Cancer Risk—Here’s What to Use Instead - AOL (opens the original)
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The big “C word”—cancer—is a heartbreaking and terrifying one, to say the least. Even reading or hearing the word “oncologist” could make any of us tense up. Cancer directly affects over 39 percent of people at some point in their lives, and if that’s not you, it may be a friend or family member. People get diagnosed young, too—like this woman who was diagnosed at 16 and again at 39—and they don’t always have symptoms. In other words, it’s never too early to educate ourselves about this horrific
Hepatologist Recommends Extra Virgin Olive Oil for Fatty Liver Health - AOL (opens the original)
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Fatty liver disease is a common condition, affecting 25 percent of Americans (many of whom don’t even know it). It happens when fat builds up in your liver cells. Fatty liver disease can stem from various health factors, such as insulin resistance, an overconsumption of alcohol, high cholesterol and type 2 diabetes. After receiving a fatty liver disease diagnosis, you may want to gain a better understanding of how to treat the condition (or even reverse it, since it is reversible). Your doctor m
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