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Dry skin and achy joints? It may not be an omega-3 deficiency - AOL (opens the original)
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Dry skin, difficulty concentrating and achy joints are common ailments, so it can be tempting to blame them on a missing nutrient − especially one as widely promoted across social media as omega-3s. After all, these essential fats play many important roles throughout the body including supporting brain and heart health, immunity, vision and a healthy response to inflammation. But determining whether someone needs more omega-3s is not as simple as matching a symptom to a deficiency − especially b
NAD IV therapy promises more energy. But it could come at a cost - AOL (opens the original)
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These days, everyone is looking for an edge – whether for more energy, sharper focus or a longer life. To get one, social media recommendations are usually as varied as they are enticing, with some supported by solid science while others rely heavily on theories, anecdotal reports and clever marketing. Sometimes, even an essential nutrient such as vitamin B3 can be repackaged to seem more transformative than the science really suggests. NAD IV therapy is a prime example. While NAD is indispensab
Sardines are packed with nutrients. But should you eat them often? - AOL (opens the original)
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When there is little in the fridge and no time to cook, a tiny tin of sardines can go a surprisingly long way. These fully cooked fish can turn toast, crackers, pasta or salad into a quick meal − and, because they’re shelf-stable, they’re easy to keep on hand. Sardines also pack an impressive amount of nutrition into every bite, including protein, omega-3 fatty acids and numerous vitamins and minerals − “all at a fraction of the cost of many other seafood options,” says Laura Bellows, a register
Sardines Are Packed with Nutrients. But Should You Eat Them Often? (opens the original)
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When there is little in the fridge and no time to cook, a tiny tin of sardines can go a surprisingly long way. These fully cooked fish can turn toast, crackers, pasta or salad into a quick meal − and, because they’re shelf-stable, they’re easy to keep on hand. Sardines also pack an impressive amount of nutrition into every bite, including protein, omega-3 fatty acids and numerous vitamins and minerals − “all at a fraction of the cost of many other seafood options,” says Laura Bellows, a register
Your grip strength says more about your health than you might think - AOL (opens the original)
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While opening a stubborn jar, carrying every grocery bag into the house in one trip or holding onto a rail in a moving subway may not feel like much of a workout, each task depends on something quietly shaping your independence: your grip strength. Your grip helps you cook, work, drive, exercise and catch yourself during a stumble. But it can also offer doctors a surprisingly insightful glimpse into your overall health, how well your body is aging and even how long you may live. That doesn't mea
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