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When do you need a dietary supplement? (opens the original)
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For most people, food should be the primary source of nutrients needed for good health. While not everyone needs dietary supplements, there are circumstances when taking one is reasonable or even necessary. In fact, dietary supplement use among American adults is widespread. About 60% of U.S. adults report taking at least one dietary supplement. When does supplementation go from an unnecessary expense to an intervention that fills a nutritional gap or, in some cases, supports health? For most pe
Why you need to diversify your heart health portfolio (opens the original)
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Heart disease remains the leading cause of death in the United States. The latest research suggests that protecting your heart involves more than any single healthy habit. It takes a personalized “heart health portfolio,” or a combination of everyday lifestyle habits and health markers that shape cardiovascular health over time. The American Heart Association’s “Life’s Essential 8” is basically a checklist for measuring and improving cardiovascular health. The first four are health behaviors, in
Tips to build healthy hydration habits in children for back-to-school season (opens the original)
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Southern California is in the middle of another summer heat wave, but even soaring temperatures won’t stop the back-to-school season. As children and teens return to the classroom and after-school sports, staying hydrated is especially important. With so many beverages marketed to families, from sports drinks to energy drinks, it can be difficult to know which ones are actually worth buying or passing up. For most children and teens, water remains the best everyday hydration choice. A refillable
What to know about changes to food expiration dates (opens the original)
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If you are headed out of town for summer travel, you may want to clean out your refrigerator before you go. When sorting through yogurts, breads, meats, eggs and other foods, you’ll see a variety of “Use By,” “Best Before,” “Sell By,” and other kinds of dates marked on food labels. In fact, the over 50 different existing date variations can be quite confusing and have led to a lot of perfectly good food ending up in the trash. Starting this month, a new California state law standardizes food dat
What the ADDE Act means for Californians with food allergies (opens the original)
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An estimated 33 million Americans live with food allergies, including 4 million Californians. This month, a new law took effect to help make dining out safer by giving people with food allergies better access to ingredient information before they order. The Allergen Disclosure for Dining Experiences (ADDE) Act now requires many chain restaurants in the Golden State to provide written information about the presence of major food allergens in their menu items. While the law won’t eliminate all the
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