Agnes Pawlowski
Health reporter for @TODAYshow and @NBCNews digital. I've also written about travel, business & lifestyle. Previously at CNN. Opinions are my own.
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6 days ago |
today.com | Agnes Pawlowski |Keri Glassman
/ Source: TODAYThe word “inflammation“ is thrown around a lot as a potential cause of chronic health problems. But what does it mean, really? Inflammation is the body’s reaction to stress — like an alarm bell alerting all of your cells to a problem that needs to be fixed ASAP. That stress can come from your diet, lifestyle, environment or an infection. When you catch a cold, it’s your body’s way of fighting it off. When you cut your skin, it’s the way it heals itself.
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6 days ago |
flipboard.com | Agnes Pawlowski |Keri Glassman
7 hours ago8 Health Benefits Of Cherries For Weight Loss, Heart Health, And MoreTime to stop underestimating these little guys. Most people know that oranges are packed with vitamin C and that apples are a solid source of fiber. But cherries? Um…they’re delicious in pie?
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1 week ago |
today.com | Agnes Pawlowski
Being barefoot can feel liberating, exhilarating and fun. Some people even practice a barefoot lifestyle, avoiding shoes as much as possible. It’s also tempting to exercise barefoot as the weather gets warmer. The Society for Barefoot Living touts the “joy of barefooting,” including barefoot walking, running, hiking and bicycling.
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2 weeks ago |
today.com | Agnes Pawlowski
After being diagnosed and treated for breast cancer, Antonette Beccarelli faced another health ordeal that changed her life. Like many survivors, she developed lymphedema — swelling in her left hand and arm that impacted daily living. “It was bigger than the other arm and heavy. It was very hard to do things because it would hurt. I couldn’t lift my arm over my shoulder. It was just very uncomfortable,” Beccarelli, 57, who lives in Queens, New York, tells TODAY.com.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Agnes Pawlowski
After being diagnosed and treated for breast cancer, Antonette Beccarelli faced another health ordeal that changed her life. Like many survivors, she developed lymphedema — swelling in her left hand and arm that impacted daily living. “It was bigger than the other arm and heavy. It was very hard to do things because it would hurt. I couldn’t lift my arm over my shoulder. It was just very uncomfortable,” Beccarelli, 57, who lives in Queens, New York, tells TODAY.com.
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GLP-1 drugs are blockbuster medications for weight loss and Type 2 diabetes. Now doctors are trying them for lymphedema, swelling that can be caused by cancer treatment https://t.co/bBNwsH4OT4
At 101, Dr. John Scharffenberg is a YouTube star on channels like @VivaLongevity, sharing healthy living tips he follows, including intermittent fasting and eating a plant-based diet. His message: People can live longer by following 7 lifestyle rules https://t.co/xHUJWRAlpj
Every bit of iron counts, especially if you’re eating a plant-based diet, dietitians say. These fruits contain the most iron: https://t.co/s0c70kUVLZ
