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  • 1 week ago | womansworld.com | Kelsey Kloss

    Protein has become synonymous with weight loss—from Greek yogurt parfaits to protein shakes, high-protein diets and foods are often celebrated. And for good reason. But where do you actually get started? If you’re like many women, you’ve probably wondered “How much protein should I eat to lose weight?”. Here’s what to know about high-protein foods and their potential for weight loss in midlife. The link between protein and weight lossWe know that protein isn’t a magic pill for shedding pounds.

  • 2 weeks ago | wellandgood.com | Kelsey Kloss |Stephanie Campos |Natalie Arroyo Camacho |Jamey Powell

    If you’ve ever taken a hiatus from meat, then decided to dig into a juicy burger at your bestie’s barbecue, you may have felt an indescribable sense of blah—a heaviness in your stomach, sluggish feeling, and maybe even belly woes like nausea or diarrhea. This has been a topic on Reddit threads, TikTok comment sections, and beyond, where former meat eaters discuss the potential side effects they’ve encountered when  reintroducing it.

  • 2 weeks ago | wellandgood.com | Stefanie Weiss |Allison Forsyth |Kelsey Kloss |Stephanie Campos

    The moon is in Virgo for a third day in a row, but what makes your daily horoscope distinctly different today is that a major lineup of planets—including Venus, Uranus, Saturn, Mars and Mercury—will all interact with this lunar energy between breakfast and late afternoon. This makes the vibe a bit frantic, especially because we’re inching ever closer to the end of Venus retrograde this weekend.

  • 3 weeks ago | womansworld.com | Kelsey Kloss

    Ever finish a hearty meal only to find yourself picking on crackers, then reaching for string cheese, then grabbing a granola bar…but after all that, you still feel unsatisfied? If you’re wondering, “Why am I always hungry?,” you’re certainly not alone. As we age, we experience physiological changes that lead to more of those ravenous feelings.

  • 1 month ago | womansworld.com | Kelsey Kloss |Jenna Fanelli

    Ever wonder “Why do I feel nauseous” but can’t pinpoint the trigger? It’s understandable: Queasiness doesn’t always have a clear cause-and-effect relationship. “Nausea has lots of causes and can affect people at different times,” says Daniel Atkinson, MD, clinical lead at Treated.

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