Keeping It Tight(s): Why Your Workout Leggings Matter
Tights come in a range of weights and textures, and offer varying degrees of stretch and support. Here's a guide to choosing the right tights depending on your workout.
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If This Busy Entrepreneur Can Find Balance So Can You
Hickies co-founder Mariquel Weingarten reveals how she balances work, motherhood and taking care of herself.
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From Boot Camp to the Office: How This Entrepreneur Makes It All Work
We talked to the consummate multi-tasker and founder of apron company Hedley & Bennett about how she keeps her energy up — and still manages to find ways to unwind.
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If Jay-Z Used Therapy to Change His Life, So Can You
Jay-Z talks about about how therapy saved his marriage and changed his life for the better, in a very raw and honest interview.
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Debunking the Link Between Drinking and Living to 90
We get to the bottom of reports that moderate drinking — even more than exercise — is the key to longevity.
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A Woman’s Edge: The Running Advantage Ladies Can Brag About
When it comes to running, should men and women train differently? Instagrammer Grace Kim James can answer this question from experience.
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The Real Reason You Should Never Drink Champagne From a Plastic Cup
New research shows you should never drink champagne out of a plastic cup. Instead, opt for a glass flute.
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Here's What Jenna Jameson Eats Every Day on the Keto Diet
Jenna Jameson has lost 60 pounds on the ketogenic diet and now she's sharing the details of her meal plan.
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Watch out, trans fats: The whole world is waking up to your dangers
The World Health Organization (WHO) has a plan to eliminate artificial trans fats by 2023 and they're calling on governments across the globe to take action.
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Blue Diamond Almond Milk recalled for — wait for it — containing actual milk
The manufacturing company behind Blue Diamond's Almond Breeze, HP Hood, is recalling more than 145,000 cartons of the brand's vanilla almond milk. The reason? Those cartons may contain cow's milk.
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Jenna Jameson lost 57 pounds on the keto diet — a doctor weighs in
Former adult film actress Jenna Jameson shares on Instagram that she dropped a dramatic 57 pounds in less than four months, courtesy of the high-fat, low-carb ketogenic diet.
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What's REALLY in Your Movie Theater Popcorn?
Movie theaters without popcorn would be like baseball games without hot dogs or Christmas without eggnog. And while most of us probably wouldn’t think of mindlessly munching on the butter-soaked snack at home, we make an exception when we’re at the movies. Because it’s the movies!
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Jessica Franklin's 5 Favorite Time-Savers for Busy Women
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Relationship drama: why men suffer more than women
Disagreeing about topics like children, money, in-laws, religion and leisure activities has a more negative effect on men's health than on wives.
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Jason Momoa's 'Aquaman' movie diet - straight from his trainer
We spoke to Aquaman trainer Stuart Walton about the eating habits that helped transform Momoa into a half-human, half-Atlantean superhero.
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Flight attendants have higher cancer rates, and this doctor thinks he knows why
Flight attendants are at an increased risk for several types of cancers — and radiation exposure (from outer space) along with what's known as circadian rhythm disruption (from red-eye shifts and constant jet lag) have been cited as potential causes for the prevalence of cancer.
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Noisy restaurants affect how you order — and not in a good way
According to a new study, you're more likely to order something unhealthy when you're eating in a noisy restaurant compared to one that's quieter.
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Don't want Lyme disease? Time for a new tick-resistant outfit
Wearing clothing treated with the insecticide permethrin may protect against tick bites, confirms a new study by researchers at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The romaine scare is officially over — here's how to stay safe in the future
The Food and Drug Administration and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that the romaine lettuce scare is officially over.
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Tick and mosquito illnesses have tripled. Here's how to protect yourself
From 2004 to 2016, the number of diseases caused by ticks, fleas and mosquitoes more than tripled — and warmer temps may are partly to blame, according to new report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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