Eating & Nutrition

Acne

Acne. It’s the great dread of many teenagers and more than a few adults. Hundreds of millions of people all across the world have acne at this precise moment, but that’s probably not a comforting thought to most people. It doesn’t matter how common it is or how minimal the damage, we’d all like it […]

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Echinacea

Echinacea is another one of those plants that people have been using in traditional medicine for years but where you might wonder exactly what it does and if there’s science to back up the claims. Well, I’m always here to try to help when you’re wading through the ever-confusing information that accompanies most supplements. There

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Potassium

Potassium isn’t as famous as iron or calcium, but that doesn’t make its role as a dietary mineral any less important. You can’t survive if you don’t have enough potassium, which you generally find by eating potassium-rich foods. Those foods include, as with most vitamins and minerals, lots of fruit and vegetables, particularly apricots (especially

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Pesticides

If you’re listing the benefits of organic food, the lack of pesticides is often going to be near the top of the list. Pesticides are, after all, designed to be toxic. They’re meant to be targeted at insects and other pests, but that doesn’t mean that humans want to be consuming them. Do organic foods

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Iron

There’s a whole age of human history named after iron. That’s how important it was for humans to learn how to work it. From farming to weapons and transportation, it’s helped shape our species. It’s about much more than iron tools, however. Iron is an essential dietary mineral. That means the human body can’t function

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