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1 week ago | simplyrecipes.com | Cheyenne Buckingham

Simply Recipes / Getty Images The three most significant recalls this week involve bratwurst, celery, and one brand of butter. Read on to learn why and what to do if you have any of these items in your fridge or freezer. Simply Recipes / Johnsonville Nearly 23,000 Pounds of Johnsonville Cheddar Bratwurst Recalled for Containing Hard Plastic On April 5, Johnsonville, LLC pulled 22,672 pounds of cheddar bratwurst from store refrigerators in 10 states for potentially containing hard plastic.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Cheyenne Buckingham

Reviewed by Dietitian Jessica Ball, M.S., RDGetty Images. EatingWell design. "Key Takeaways:"While healthy aging is highly individual, a healthy and balanced lifestyle can help you maximize your later years. Drinking soothing tea, powering down electronics and taking an after-dinner walk are simple—and accessible—ways you can support your health. It’s never too late (or too early) to adopt healthy aging habits. Many of us aspire to age gracefully and—more importantly—healthily.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Cheyenne Buckingham

The items in this week’s recall roundup may be in your pantry. Read on to learn why giant chocolate bars, a fan-favorite Trader Joe's dressing, and beloved tortilla chips are in the hot seat. Simply Recipes / FDATony's Chocolonely Chocolate Recalled For Containing Small RocksOn April 1, Tony’s Chocolonely Inc., a New York, New York Corporation, voluntarily recalled many of its chocolate bars out of concern that the product may contain tiny stones.

2 weeks ago | healthcentral.com | Cheyenne Buckingham

“I’ve always been a water person,” says Jeanne Goussev, 48, a wealth manager who lives in Bainbridge Island, WA. As a teen, Goussev was a competitive swimmer and springboard diver. But following her father’s advice to “get a hobby” after separating from a long-time boyfriend while living in Boston, she decided that instead of being immersed in the water, she was ready to start navigating on top of it, and signed up for a beginner’s “Learn to Sail” class. That was back in 1999.

3 weeks ago | health.usnews.com | Cheyenne Buckingham |Shanley Chien |Claire Wolters |Christine Comizio

Bethany Dohman, 29, vividly remembers her experience with appendicitis when she was 12 years old. “I was getting ready for bed and watching a movie in my bedroom when I started having what felt like a normal stomach ache, but it turned into a stabbing pain fairly quickly,” says Dohman, an attorney in Chicago, Illinois. She remembers telling her mom that evening that something didn’t feel right.