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May 1, 2024 |
greenmatters.com | Eva Hagan
It sounds weird, but some cheeses may be going extinct, and many people—especially the French— are worried about what this could mean. By Eva HaganMay 1 2024, Published 10:28 a.m. ETI think it’s safe to say that cheese is one of the most beloved foods on the planet. From pizza and mac and cheese to the elegant charcuterie board, it appears in many forms and flavors across cultures.
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May 1, 2024 |
greenmatters.com | Eva Hagan
Home > Small Changes > Health & WellnessOnly 5 percent of people taking Ozempic experience Ozempic fatigue. By Eva HaganMay 1 2024, Published 10:28 a.m. ETSome people experience fatigue after starting Ozempic, a semaglutide injection medication prescribed to treat type 2 diabetes and to help users lose weight. After starting a new drug, your body may need time to adjust, and although fatigue is one of the lesser common side effects after taking Ozempic, it is still possible.
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Apr 29, 2024 |
greenmatters.com | Eva Hagan
Home > Small Changes > Health & WellnessHave you ever felt so sleep deprived that you want to vacation just to get a good night’s sleep? Sleep tourism could be the kind of wellness escape you need. By Eva HaganApr. 29 2024, Published 4:15 p.m. ETSome people are vacationing with one thing in mind: sleep.
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Apr 29, 2024 |
greenmatters.com | Eva Hagan
Home > Small Changes > Health & WellnessDespite what you hear, portobello mushrooms have not been proven to cause cancer in humans. In fact, they might actually be used to prevent it. By Eva HaganApr. 29 2024, Published 3:12 p.m. ETIt’s no secret that mushrooms are a major point of contention in the wellness and nutrition world. While some praise the medicinal magic of portobello mushrooms, others label them as a cancer-causing danger.
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Apr 25, 2024 |
greenmatters.com | Eva Hagan
Home > Big Impact > CommunityYou've likely never seen a ghost mantis in the wild, and if you have, there's a good chance you thought you were looking at a leaf. By Eva HaganApr. 25 2024, Published 12:01 p.m. ETA ghost mantis, also known as Phyllocrania paradoxa, is a species of praying mantis that can go undetected in many forest environments because of their unusual features. Their bodies mimic the looks of a leaf, meaning they can appear virtually invisible to passing predators and prey.
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