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Mashup Score: 1The Potential Heart Health Benefits of Alcohol Might Be Thanks to Your Brain, a New Study Suggests - 11 month(s) ago
A new study connects the possible cardiovascular benefits of alcohol to how our brain responds to stress. Learn more, plus other ways to relieve stress.
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Mashup Score: 0The Potential Heart Health Benefits of Alcohol Might Be Thanks to Your Brain, a New Study Suggests - 11 month(s) ago
A new study connects the possible cardiovascular benefits of alcohol to how our brain responds to stress. Learn more, plus other ways to relieve stress.
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The Potential Heart Health Benefits of Alcohol Might Be Thanks to Your Brain, a New Study Suggests https://t.co/WXYhfAHXSn
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Trying to lower your blood pressure? These 5 vegetables have the nutrients you need for a healthy blood pressure.
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The 5 Best Vegetables for Better Blood Pressure, According to a Dietitian https://t.co/kTPp9F5vlf
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If you have arthritis, you might experience symptoms like joint pain. Here are 7 anti-inflammatory snacks that will help relieve your symptoms.
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According to a 2020 study in #JACC, walnuts lower several inflammatory markers. Find the best anti-inflammatory snacks for joint pain with @EatingWell: https://t.co/P16h0FIbpq #cvPrev
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Mashup Score: 4Fans Love Giada De Laurentiis' Anti-Inflammatory Roasted Beet Salad That's Perfect for Spring - 1 year(s) ago
Anti-inflammatory ingredients like kale, beets, olive oil, herbs, citrus and nuts all work to make this salad nutrient- and antioxidant-dense and packed full of flavor. Read on for the full recipe.
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Fans Love Giada De Laurentiis' Anti-Inflammatory Roasted Beet Salad That's Perfect for Spring - https://t.co/eWHffO6NJc
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Mashup Score: 0"Eat Less, Move More" Doesn't Actually Work for Weight Loss, According to a New Study - 1 year(s) ago
Learn more about a new weight loss study analyzing doctors’ conversations with patients at higher weights. Plus, action steps to consider.
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No, it does NOT… “Eat Less, Move More" Doesn't Actually Work for Weight Loss, According to a New Study | @EatingWell #obesity #weight #weightlossjourney https://t.co/PViDlPh8dF
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Mashup Score: 015 Diabetes-Friendly Casseroles to Make This Fall - 2 year(s) ago
Fall flavors like apple, sweet potatoes, carrots and ginger star in these comforting casserole recipes. These dishes make great balanced meal options to help warm you up as the weather cools, too. With complex carbs like whole-wheat pasta and corn and lower counts of saturated fats and sodium, these casseroles are fitting for those following a diabetes-friendly eating pattern. Recipes like our…
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10+ Diabetes-Friendly Fall Casserole Recipes | EatingWell https://t.co/8JZ7r2ZWy6
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Swap out these popular foods and drinks for better-for-you versions to help keep your diabetes under control.
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16 Diabetic-Friendly Swaps for Your Favorite Fast-Food Items | EatingWell https://t.co/uRVNBiQ6AD
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Mashup Score: 04 Inflammatory Foods That Can Raise Your Heart Disease and Stroke Risk, According to New Research - 2 year(s) ago
Eat and drink less of these things to reduce your risk of chronic disease.
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According to a study in #JACC, these categories of food are ranked the most inflammatory items & increase #heartdisease and #stroke risk. 1. Red meat 2. Processed meat 3. Refined grains 4. Sugar-sweetened beverages https://t.co/RkvH14tMMX @EatingWell
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Nope, we’re not talking about diet or sleep!
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Movement Throughout the Day Can Provide Heart Health Benefits, According to New Study | EatingWell #kahnchronicle https://t.co/OnVWPYmbGM
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Light-to-moderate alcohol consumption could reduce the risk for CV events like #cvMI and #stroke by decreasing stress signals in the brain, a #JACC study found. Get more information on the findings in @EatingWell: https://t.co/HpMHeUxu7C