Tag: Nutrition

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Tired? Having Headaches? You Could Be Experiencing Caffeine Withdrawal

Your daily coffee could be giving you more side effects than just energy. Here’s what you need to know about caffeine withdrawal and when to reduce your caffeine consumption.

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Low-Sugar Drinks You Can Enjoy if You Have Diabetes

Diabetes management entails navigating how different foods and drinks affect your blood sugar. Many drinks contain high amounts of sugar, which can make blood glucose rise rapidly. Keep an eye on what you drink to ensure you’re eating and drinking with your blood sugar level in mind.

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4 Steps to Improve Your COPD

Don’t let your chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) send you to the hospital. Learn how to manage your COPD symptoms with the help of your provider.

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Get Ready for A New You: Preparing for Bariatric Surgery

Bariatric surgery is an option for many people who are struggling to lose a significant amount of weight for better health. But this surgery isn’t an overnight solution. Find out how to prepare for this life-changing procedure and what you need to do to achieve long-term success.

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Is Caffeine Bad for Your Heart? It Depends.

Caffeine is used in some of the world’s most popular drinks. Known for its energy-boosting properties, caffeine can also affect heart health. Learn the pros and cons of caffeine and the downsides of drinking too much.

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6 Ways to Have Heart-Healthy Meals on the Go

Whether you’ve been diagnosed with heart disease, or simply want to take good care of your heart, what you eat makes a big difference. It’s not too hard to make delicious heart-healthy meals at home using the right ingredients, but will you find the same variety when you go out to eat? 

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Nutrition for Lung Health and COPD

The foods we eat affect all aspects of our health, even lung health. An unhealthy diet can increase your symptoms if you have lung disease, including chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Eating the right balance of nutritious foods can help improve respiratory symptoms and benefit long-term lung health.

Living with diabetes healthfully

Living with Diabetes: Empower Yourself to Stay Healthy

Finding out you have diabetes can be overwhelming at first. Over time, making lifestyle changes and following your doctor’s guidance means you can live a full and healthy life. Here’s what you need to know about living with diabetes.

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How Eating Added Sugar Puts You at Higher Risk for Health Issues

Added sugars are a big part of the modern American diet. Learn more about the health risks and where they hide to take added sugars off the table.

Emotional Eating

How to Stop Emotional Eating

An action that starts as a temporary fix can become an unhealthy habit. Here’s how to break the cycle of emotional eating.