Year: 2017
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Fresh and Fit: How each person's weight loss journey is unique
For instance, women are up to twice as likely to have food cravings as men. They're also more likely to crave sweet foods with loads of added sugar.
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Brazilian dance craze, latest exercise trend in city
As an exercise, capoeira pushes your cardio while stressing on balance, flexibility as well as strength. A typical class is one to two hours long, and in …
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How to Build a Healthy Burger
Full Kelly Interview: ‘Every Single Day’ Terrorists Are Plotting Against U.S.
Alexis Ren just opened up about her disordered eating and exercise
At first glance, 20-year-old Alexis Ren seems to live a charmed life, sharing filtered snaps of tropical locations and amazing experiences with her 9 …
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Weight loss: Expert reveals THIS tip will achieve fast weight loss in time for summer
Psychologist Corinne Sweet advised dieters to stop seeing food as either “good” or “bad”, as this increases the chance of eating high-calorie foods.
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Valium recalled after medicine tampering
These medicines may include BTC Paracetamol Codeine tablets, BTC … return them to a pharmacy for a refund and to arrange alternative medicine.
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Hillary Clinton repeatedly tweaks Trump during a college commencement address
Hillary Clinton delivered the commencement address at her alma mater, Wellesley College, Friday, 48 years after she was the school’s first-ever student commencement speaker when she graduated in 1969. In one of her most high-profile appearances since losing the presidential election, Clinton doled out biting criticism of President Trump’s tumultuous administration, albeit without mentioning him by name. Pointedly, she referenced the political climate at the time of her 1969 speech, when “we were furious about the past presidential election of a man whose presidency would end with disgrace with his impeachment for obstruction of justice, after he fired the man running the investigation into him at the Department of Justice.” This reference to Richard Nixon’s Watergate scandal was an apparent connection to Trump, who sparked a firestorm by suddenly firing James Comey as FBI director earlier this month (although Nixon resigned before he was actually impeached).