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2 weeks ago | 
loseit.com | Maria Masters
Food GroupsGrocery prices for veggies are increasing, so consumers are looking for ways to cut costs while boosting nutrition. Food GroupsAnimal sources offer a complete amino acid profile, while plant sources are cheaper and more convenient. Food GroupsIt feels like a new food is being recalled every other day.
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2 weeks ago | 
loseit.com | Maria Masters
Healthy HabitsThe wellness perks of this citrusy hydrator are popping up on social media feeds these days. We asked registered dietitians if this trend holds water. Healthy HabitsExperts share how the habit stacking method can help you build a healthy daily routine for weight loss and maintenance. Healthy HabitsSee why experts say this window of time in the evening may be critical for weight loss. Healthy HabitsIf your tummy is growling post-dinner, you may wonder if it’s truly hunger or a craving.
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2 weeks ago | 
loseit.com | Maria Masters
The Weight Loss JourneyHeart-health experts reveal key nutrition strategies that may help lower your stroke risk. The Weight Loss JourneyTake our quiz to see if you’re savvy about ways to keep from feeling overly hungry while sticking to your calorie budget. The Weight Loss JourneyYou burn calories during sleep to help maintain bodily functions, but the number depends on a few factors.
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3 weeks ago | 
menshealth.com | Maria Masters
LET’S START WITH the obvious: No two penises are exactly alike. Some are bigger, some thinner, and some are more “growers” than “show-ers.” The shape, too, can vary from person to person, with some having a distinct bend to them. While a little bit of a curvature—say, 15 degrees or less—is totally normal, some guys have a more pronounced bend, caused by Peyronie’s disease.
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4 weeks ago | 
everydayhealth.com | Maria Masters
Health ConditionsMen's HealthPeyronie's DiseaseiStockON THIS PAGETips for Talking With Your PartnerFAQsON THIS PAGETips for Talking With Your PartnerFAQsSex isn’t always an easy topic to broach. But if you have Peyronie’s disease, it can be even more challenging. That’s because it affects not just you, but also your partner, who may be feeling sympathetic, frustrated, or a combination of both.
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1 month ago | 
loseit.com | Maria Masters
NutrientsThis muscle-building supplement is gaining new converts. Here’s what experts say about its safety, effectiveness, and impact on weight. NutrientsNutrition can get complicated, so we’re going back to the basics for everything you need to know about nutrients and their impact on weight loss and your health. NutrientsPrioritize these nutrient-dense foods and beverages for weight loss and for a well-balanced diet, experts say.
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1 month ago | 
everydayhealth.com | Maria Masters
Macular DegenerationUnderstanding and Managing Geographic AtrophyShareGetty ImagesON THIS PAGEUse Your Peripheral VisionEnlist a Ride ServiceAsk for AccommodationsRecruit a Support PartnerJoin a Low Vision Support GroupON THIS PAGEUse Your Peripheral VisionEnlist a Ride ServiceAsk for AccommodationsRecruit a Support PartnerJoin a Low Vision Support GroupMaybe you’ve noticed that you can no longer see your friends and family clearly.
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2 months ago | 
whattoexpect.com | Maria Masters
Vaccines are necessary to keep your little one healthy: They work by boosting the immune system’s defenses against an invading virus or bacterium. But as it turns out, vaccines can also benefit from a little boosting — which is where aluminum comes in. Small amounts are added to some vaccines to make them even more effective. Though that may sound worrying, rest assured that putting a little aluminum in certain vaccines is actually a good thing and is perfectly safe. Is there aluminum in vaccines?
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2 months ago | 
healthcentral.com | Maria Masters
If you have psoriasis, you’re probably careful about avoiding common triggers like fragrances, cigarette smoke, and alcohol-based products. But one unexpected irritant could be coming straight from your faucet: hard water. Hard water is water that contains high levels of minerals like calcium and magnesium, which dissolve into the water as it moves through soil and rock, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).
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2 months ago | 
whattoexpect.com | Maria Masters
You've been counting down the days until your bundle of joy is here — and, in all likelihood, so have all your family and close friends, who are also eager to meet the new baby. Problem is, this is also the time when your little one's immune system is at its most vulnerable. That's why many doctors recommend creating a "newborn bubble" for your baby by spending time with your immediate family at home and limiting the number of visitors who could get your little one sick.
