Feilai temple and Meili snow mountain, Deqin, Yunnan, China

A Super Chill Alternative to Alcohol & How to Drink It

The kava drink has been a staple of South Pacific cultures for ceremonial and social use for thousands of years. But it's gotten an American-style makeover and is now being touted as a healthful alternative to alcohol. Fair warning: The taste can be a bit of a shock.

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Sushi rolls with salmon

9 Poke Bowls That Will Make You Forget About Sushi

Move over, sushi -- there’s a new raw fish in town. What was once a niche seafood dish, poke bowls are now having their moment in the spotlight. So what is poke exactly? Traditionally, a poke bowl is raw fish -- usually ahi -- over white rice.

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The 4-Week Meal-Prep Challenge

The 4-Week Meal-Prep Challenge

Unless you’re a full-time chef, no one has time to spend all day every day in the kitchen cooking healthy, delicious meals. That’s where meal prepping comes in! But if you’ve ever scrolled through other people’s dazzlingly colorful and impeccably organized [#mealprep](https://www.instagram.

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The 10 Best Homemade Veggie Burger Recipes

It's a veggie burger so it's healthy, right? Not so fast. Unfortunately, some packaged veggie burgers contain less-than-healthy, overly-processed ingredients. All of which you can avoid if you make your own.

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21 Stress-Reducing Techniques

Americans are feeling increasingly stressed, according to a 2012 Carnegie Mellon study published in the Journal of Applied Psychology.

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cycling in the city

10 Inspiring Facts Guaranteed to Make You Bike More

A third of you have a bike, but less than one percent of all trips Americans take are on a bicycle, according to Spokefly.com. Compare that with 27 percent of trips that the Dutch are taking via bicycle. That means that if you have one, your bike is mostly likely gathering dust in the garage.

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What Causes Low Blood Pressure After Surgery?

The first couple of hours following surgery is a critical time period. As a person begins to recover from anesthesia and surgery, changes in blood pressure are common. Blood pressure -- the outward force exerted by blood against the walls of blood vessels -- may be either higher or lower than normal.

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What Is Normal for Blood Pressure?

What Is Normal for Blood Pressure?

Blood pressure is often one of the first tests to be performed when visiting a doctor. Achieving normal blood pressure readings is a measure of good health.

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6 Rockin’ Exercises for Totally Toned Arms

6 Rockin' Exercises for Totally Toned Arms

With so many different ways to approach your arm workout, I made it my mission to come up with the most fun dance-based workout that’ll provide results. As a former professional dancer turned fitness expert (find me on Instagram [@meganroup](https://www.instagram.com/meganroup/) and [@thesculptsociety](https://www.

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