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People enjoy their sweet treats. One need only look at the enormous range of sodas, candies, and baked products sold globally. However, sugar consumption has been related to the rising prevalence of noncommunicable diseases such as obesity, cardiovascular diseases, gastrointestinal infections, and type 2 diabetes. These days, significant efforts have been made to reformulate products,…
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Top Back-To-School Health Risks & How To Avoid Them
As the summer vacation comes to a close, we come to accept that back-to-school is imminent. This season change may mean more quiet hours at home for you with the kids away, or it may mean starting up a few classes yourself. Whatever the case for your household, it’s important to be prepared not only…
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It can be hard being a parent during the best of times but with the lockdown happening, it can be even tougher. You have to juggle working from home or perhaps going to work. There are all the chores, meals, and having the kids around. It is hard to find time to unwind and relax….
The Superbowl and Heart Attacks
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