ham leftovers soup

Cauliflower and Ham Leftovers Soup

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If you’ve not already checked out the superb I Breathe I’m Hungry blog, then we recommend you do so! This recipe hails from its creator who has managed to make […]

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Easy Spicy Crockpot Double Beef Stew

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Summer’s nearly over and that means one thing: time to dust off the crockpot. What better way to get the slow cooker going again than with a fall classic, beef […]

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poor sleep

Heart Disease and Stroke Directly Linked to Poor Sleep

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Everyone craves a good night’s sleep. It leaves us the next morning feeling refreshed and energized to conquer the day ahead. But for many Americans a solid, uninterrupted 8-hours of […]

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saturated fats, high fat diet

Eating A High Fat Diet Can Increase Longevity and Memory

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Let’s face it, the most delicious things in life are typically full of fat and they’re bad for our health. Right? That might have been the general consensus for decades, […]

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the myth of exercise

Health and the Myth of Exercise

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From a Chinese Medical Perspective, health is the existence of nutrient rich, highly oxygenated blood coursing undeterred through the entire body. Such a body does not experience chronic fatigue, chronic pain, chronic indigestion or, for that matter, chronic anything.

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More Than a Third of Americans Prescribed Opioids in 2015

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Millions of Americans suffer from a wide-range of debilitating chronic conditions that make everyday life painful. The National Center for Health Statistics estimates that 1 in every 4 Americans – […]

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Summer Shish Kebabs With Beef, Onion and Pepper

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If there’s a quinessential time for kebabs — it’s summer. Being able to make a bit of a mess outdoors while assembling these delicious meat n’ veg skewers is half […]

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Pneumonia or Sepsis in Adults Massively Raises Cardiac Disease Risk

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Patients admitted to hospital after contracting pneumonia or sepsis are at an increased risk for cardiovascular disease. Research published in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology showed that adults admitted […]

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Homemade Sauerkraut Recipe

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A guaranteed way to make your day start with oompf? A dose of healthy probiotics from fermented foods. Sauerkraut is packed with flavor, crunch and all of those goodies to help […]

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Weight Gain and Race Can Affect Women’s Heart Disease Risk

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Women’s heart health is a growing concern in the United States. Research has recently shown that both women and their physicians are spending an insufficient amount of time discussing cardiac […]

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