Human Pee Is the Secret Ingredient Behind This Beer
A new Danish beer is here to truly test your limits with their newly launched “Pisner” a beer made using human urine
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Nutritional health is achieved through the therapeutic use of whole foods, safe culinary preparation, and understanding the metabolic impacts of specific dietary frameworks and ingredients.
9 Things You May Not Know About Eggs
If your breakfast isn’t breakfast without eggs, you’re not alone. Whether scrambled, hard-boiled or worked in to sweet or savory dishes, eggs are becoming increasingly popular. According to the American Egg Board, Americans are consuming, on average, four additional eggs per year, and the U.S.
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5 Ways to Make Your Own Energy Bars
Most of us lead busy lives and we end up eating packaged "convenience" foods more than we’d like. Energy bars may seem like a smart source of fuel when you're in a rush, but many of the store-bought options contain amounts of sugar that can make an otherwise balanced diet unbalanced.
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11 Easy New Egg Recipes You May Have Not Yet Tried
Among the millions of LIVESTRONG members using our free MyPlate Calorie Tracker app, eggs are one of the most popular foods tracked. And it makes sense -- eggs are a nutritious, versatile and easy-to-prepare source of high-quality protein.
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How Carbs Gave Julianne Hough Her Best Body Ever
Julianne Hough has one of the best bodies in Hollywood and insists that eating carbs every single meal is the secret to her fitness success.
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This New Avocado Eatery Will Blow Your Avocado-Loving Mind
Avocaderia, the self-proclaimed "world's first avocado bar," will be opening soon in Brooklyn, New York.
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Drinking Wine Is Actually a Great Workout for Your Brain
Yale School of Medicine neurologist Dr. Gordon Shepherd claims that drinking wine is a better workout for your brain than solving math equations.
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This Is Why Blowing Out Your Birthday Candles Is Kind of Icky
Blowing out birthday candles on a cake can increase the amount of bacteria on icing by 1,400 percent.
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8 Facts That'll Make You Rethink Salt's Bad Rap
In the wake of the rise of high blood pressure and diabetes, salt has faced some serious scrutiny. But just how bad is it for you?
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10 Healthy Snacks You Can Make at the Office
Need healthy fuel to keep you energized throughout the workday? Try making Sriracha popcorn or banana-almond butter mini sandwiches at your desk.
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19 Sweet and Savory Toast Recipes (All Under 250 Calories)
Here are 19 sweet, savory and scrumptious toast recipes that you can enjoy at breakfast, lunch and dinner (or even at snack time) — all for 250 calories or less!
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8 Kitchen Gadgets That Are a Total Waste of Money
There are lots of kitchen gadgets that really make a difference and others that seem like a good idea when you buy them, but are more work to use or clean than, say, reaching for a knife.
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Nutrition in Coconut Macaroons
Learn about the nutritional content of coconut macaroons — cookies made of shredded coconut, egg whites, cream of tartar, condensed milk and almond extract.
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Unexpected Health Habits of the Royal Family — Revealed!
Want to eat and exercise like royalty? These health habits of the Royal Family will inspire you to up your health and fitness game.
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How Jimmy Kimmel Lost 25 Pounds and Kept It off Permanently
Jimmy Kimmel opened up about the unusual diet that has helped him keep the weight off over the years.
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Meghan Trainor Has a Really Sweet Reason for Losing 20 Pounds
Body confidence icon Meghan Trainor recently shed 20 pounds. The way she did it — as well as why — is totally inspiring.
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The Most Popular Foods on Pinterest in Each U.S. State
Here's what Pinterest users are hangry for, from Thai chicken in Washington to doughnuts in Maine, according to data recently released by the social media site.
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The 9 Best Post-Workout Foods
The difference between an elite-level athlete and an average one can often be tied to recovery. The best athletes know and understand that the physiological adaptions they want to get stronger, faster and fitter also come through recovery — not just from workouts.
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12 Easy, Savory Oatmeal Recipes for Any Time of Day
Oatmeal has been a breakfast staple in America for decades. That’s a good thing, especially due to its standout soluble fiber content. More specifically, beta glucans in the oat bran can lower total and “bad” cholesterol and ultimately lower the risk of heart disease.
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10 Warm Salads to Keep You Lean
We often opt for salads because “they’re good for us” -- they’re loaded with nutrients and, if done right, can help keep us lean -- but they can get a little ho-hum with the same old veggies and toppings. An easy way to make a fresh, crisp salad more interesting is to add a little heat (as in temperature)!
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