The mulled wine spice that fights depression
This spice is great in holiday cookies - but has huge health benefits as well

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This spice is great in holiday cookies - but has huge health benefits as well

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Nearly 300 million Americans rely on this condiment to spice up their hot dogs, sandwiches and dips

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The vegetable has been a “big dill” in the U.S. for decades, with Americans consuming more than 5.2 million each year

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Taking lorazepam and drinking, like characters did on the show, can put people into a coma, doctors warn
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Alpha-gal syndrome can cause a severe and sometimes fatal allergic reaction in people who eat red meat

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Ultraprocessed foods make up around half of Americans’ diet, and diets high in those products have been tied to majorly negative health outcomes

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The ‘herb of grace’ used in tea and supplements has been used for centuries in India

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This summer salad staple has immune boosting nutrients and has been used for thousands of years

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More than 7 million Americans living with dementia — a number expected to double by 2060

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Dangerous bacteria and other irritants found in home appliances and fireplaces can be harmful to our health – especially for the more than 80 million Americans who suffer from allergies

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It was used thousands of years ago both to ward against evil and as a diuretic

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Just a sprinkle of the popular herb is enough for people to reap the rewards

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Spice has the ability to reduce impacts of chronic inflammation that can result in cancer and heart disease

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