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How to naturally boost testosterone
Testosterone therapy and testosterone supplements are often hyped as the ultimate cure to the reduced sexual desire common in aging men....
Mayo Clinic Staff


Gut Health from a Doctor’s Perspective: How to Strengthen Digestion and Support Long-Term Health
Gut health has become one of the buzziest topics in wellness, but how much of it is hype, and how much is truly essential to your...
Ari Howard


‘Good’ vs. ‘Bad’ Ultra-Processed Foods: How to Spot the Difference
Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) have developed an unhealthy reputation, but not all UPFs are created equally. A new scientific advisory from...
Victoria Stokes


The 8 Best Pantry Staples for Better Blood Sugar, According to Dietitians
Ask any dietitian and they’ll tell you that the secret to creating nutritious, healthy meals is a well-stocked pantry. But when you’re...
Deborah Murphy, M.S., RDN


6 Ways to Move More During the Day When You Don’t Have Time to Work Out, According to Fitness Experts
You want to exercise regularly. You even crave it, knowing how good you’ll feel afterward and how it will benefit your long-term health....
Beth Krietsch


Do air purifiers help with allergies?
Air purifiers clean the air in a room by drawing in the air, trapping the airborne pollutants within it, and then pushing filtered, clean...
Anna Gora, Kerry Taylor-Smith


Clean Eating for Long-Term Health and Energy
Clean eating is more than just a fad diet—it’s a long-term approach to fueling your body with whole, minimally processed foods that...
mutualofomaha.com


9 Ways to Fight Fatigue and Get your Energy Back
Perky Passionate. Powerful. How much do those words describe you? In a 2025 meta-analysis, 3 out of 5 adults over 60 described themselves...
Jessica Migala, AARP


New Guidelines Urge Americans to Reduce Alcohol and Salt for Better Blood Pressure
It’s estimated that over 115 million Americans have high blood pressure. Now, in an effort to address this figure (and the host of...
Sherri Gordon


Can Doing Crosswords, Puzzles, and Other Games Really Help You Stay Sharp?
“Brain games” have become a popular way to stay sharp as you age. Whether it’s a daily crossword, a book of Sudoku puzzles, or a virtual...
Jenna Anderson


Cardiologists Are Begging You To Eat More of This High-Fiber Food if You’re Over 60
The foods you eat can have a big impact on specific areas of your wellbeing, including your cardiovascular health . Diet is considered a...
Korin Miller


Cardiologists Are Begging You To Eat More of This High-Fiber Food if You’re Over 60
The foods you eat can have a big impact on specific areas of your wellbeing, including your cardiovascular health. Diet is considered a...
Korin Miller


Being a 'Type D' Personality Is Bad for Your Heart. 1 Change Can Reduce the Risk
Your personality can impact everything from relationships to work success. It can also be a factor in heart health. Type A personality —...
A. Pawlowski


I want to lose weight. Should I track minutes, miles or steps on my walk?
Getting out for a walk is one of the best steps you can take for your health. It may just be the easiest way to get a cardiovascular...
Stephanie Mansour


The Easiest Way to Add More Protein to Your Meals, According to Nutritionists
We’ve all heard the message: eat more protein. And it’s for good reason—protein, alongside carbohydrates and fat, plays a starring role...
Neha Nautiyal


6 Drinks That Are Secretly Ruining Your Teeth, According to a Dentist
The foods and drinks that we eat and sip have a significant impact on our teeth. For example, soda has always been considered an...
Ria Bhagwat


9 benefits of stretching
Historical evidence suggests that people have practiced stretching for thousands of years — especially warriors, who would stretch...
Caitlin Geng


Purple Power Foods!
Where Does the Power Come From? In fruits and vegetables, purple is often a sign of nutrients called anthocyanins. Like other...
Paul Frysh


5 Potential Serious Side Effects of Magnesium Supplement
Not everyone needs a magnesium supplement—most people can meet their needs through food. But if you do take one, be aware of the...
Abby Norman


The Health Benefits of Tomatoes
What’s So Great About Them? Tomatoes are loaded with a substance called lycopene. It gives them their bright red color and helps protect...
Paul Frysh


10 Foods That May Weaken Your Immune System
Your diet affects how you feel and how well your body functions. While a nutrient-dense, well-rounded diet supports your immune system, a...
Jillian Kubala, MS, RD


Steps to Take When Heart Disease Runs in Your Family
Heart disease is a serious health condition. It’s the leading cause of death for people in the United States. You may not be able to...
The Healthline Editorial Team


Humans age dramatically at two key points in their life, study finds
Scientists have found that human beings age at a molecular level in two accelerated bursts – first at the age of 44, and then again at...
Rosa Rahimi, CNN


Fiber vs. Protein: Which One Should You Prioritize for Better Health?
Fiber and protein are both necessary nutrients needed for a healthy diet. Both protein and fiber can help promote a healthy weight, so...
Jessica Swirble, PharmD
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