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bestlifeonline.com | Dana Schulz
Protein bars are one of those sneaky "health" foods that tend to be packed with bad-for-you sweeteners and artificial ingredients, all of which take away from their purported weight-loss benefits. But scientists say they've just engineered a collagen-based protein bar that expands in the stomach, thereby helping you lose weight without having to cut calories. RELATED: Woman Lost Over 100 Pounds With These 5 High-Protein Snacks From Costco. What is collagen?
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bestlifeonline.com | Dana Schulz
The liver is a pretty incredible organ. It performs more than 500 vital functions, including filtering 22 gallons of blood every hour. So, it stands to reason that most people wouldn't do anything intentionally to put their liver at risk. However, by taking certain supplements, you could be unknowingly harming this powerhouse organ, which is why doctors are speaking out about a growing trend of turmeric supplement-induced liver damage.
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bestlifeonline.com | Dana Schulz
Losing weight after 40 can often feel like an uphill battle. Gone are the days of lightning-fast metabolisms that burned through hamburgers and margaritas like nothing. Then, for women, there are all the hormonal changes that come with middle age. But new research shows that losing even a "modest" amount of weight after age 40 can have big-time health benefits, even reducing your risk of death by nearly 20 percent.
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bestlifeonline.com | Dana Schulz
Osteoarthritis—a condition that occurs "when the protective cartilage that cushions the ends of the bones wears down over time," causing the bones to rub together—is the most common form of arthritis, according to Mayo Clinic. It most commonly affects the hips, knees, hands, and spine. The Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) estimates that 32.5 million U.S. adults, or about 12.4 percent of the adult population, have osteoarthritis.
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6sqft.com | Dana Schulz
Photo © Jose Luis Stephens / Adobe Stock It’s not uncommon for today’s younger generations to rely more heavily on their parents for financial support than in the past. Perhaps they move back home after college to save, or they need a guarantor to rent their first apartment. Some are even fortunate enough to get help with the down payment on their first home through parental co-buying, a trend that realtors are seeing in New York City more and more.
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