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Pregnancy myths debunked: what’s really safe to eat, drink and do (opens the original)
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Pregnancy brings plenty of changes, and sometimes it can feel as though it also comes with an endless rulebook. Suddenly, the morning coffee raises questions. Ordering sushi becomes a medical dilemma. An innocent-looking cheese requires a closer look at the label. Lifting something heavy starts to sound questionable, and before booking a flight abroad, many expectant mothers find themselves frantically searching online. And that is before advice starts arriving from relatives, friends and social
Move like Jagger at 80: the fitness secrets behind his stamina (opens the original)
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For decades, Mick Jagger has raced across stages around the world with explosive energy, commanding charisma and the signature dance moves that became part of his legend.While many of his contemporaries have slowed down or retired entirely, the Rolling Stones frontman continues to perform for hours before tens of thousands of fans, displaying a level of fitness more commonly associated with much younger stars. His stamina has impressed not only music fans but also medical experts, who have tried
Cucumber slices, lemon and toothpaste: which home beauty remedies actually work? (opens the original)
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Natural ingredients were used in beauty routines as far back as ancient times. Even today, with store shelves packed with advanced products, many people still swear that simple remedies from the refrigerator or pantry work best. But do they really offer any benefits, or are they myths that have survived far longer than their effects?Before examining what science says, it is worth understanding why these tricks have become so popular. Anyone who thinks do-it-yourself beauty trends belong only to
‘Natural does not mean safe’: Israelis embrace homemade cosmetics, but doctors warn of hidden risks (opens the original)
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The next time you step into the shower or brush your teeth, take a look at the ingredient list on the packaging. For most people, it reads like an indecipherable string of Latin letters and chemical terms, but for a growing group of consumers, that list is precisely the reason to abandon the shelf and start making personal care products at home.What began as a niche trend among alternative-lifestyle enthusiasts has become a wider movement, fueled by social media: users, many of them women, who a
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