But metabolic syndrome, which is marked by having three of more of these conditions, is an added concern. Why? It can increase risk of heart disease and stroke. Luckily, Ohio State University research suggests nixing chronic stress curbs tension-induced inflammation to outsmart metabolic syndrome. To restore calm...
Savor grilled chicken skewers
Or bite into a tuna melt. Both poultry and tuna are packed with an amino acid known as tryptophan. That's key, since investigators reporting in the journal Archives of Psychiatric Nursing found that folks who enjoyed tryptophan-rich diets lowered their stress levels within four days. Experts explain tryptophan gets converted into serotonin, a feelgood chemical messenger that helps keep a lid on stress. Other tasty foods that deliver tryptophan: bananas, peanuts, prunes and cheddar cheese.
Relax with an iced tea break
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Natural relief from back pain
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"Breathing like this cured my incontinence!"
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Make it merry!
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Eat to fix your health hassles
A few quick 'hacks' let you enjoy every bite of your festive favorites without concerns over blood-sugar spikes, high blood pressure or painful bloating getting in the way. The best part? They couldn't be easier.
"Help me feel more joy this holiday!"
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"This deaf pup gives hope to hundreds of kids!"
When teacher Chris Hannah adopted a deaf pit bull, he was inspired by his nephew, who is also deaf. But Chris never could have imagined how much hope and love the dog would inspire in so many others
"I'm getting invited to holiday parties with gift exchanges. I want to attend, but the cost of extra presents really adds up. How can I stay within my budget but also participate?"
Most of us can certainly relate to your situation: We’re thrilled when family and friends include us in Christmas festivities, but when these events also include Secret Santa or White Elephant gift swaps, we’re faced with having to buy presents we hadn’t budgeted for.
How to melt stubborn menopause belly fat
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Burn fat in your sleep
By mid-December, most of us are short on time and energy-yet we'd still love to slim down a bit before Santa arrives. Is there a realistic way to make it happen? \"Yes!\" says 60 Seconds to Slim author Michelle Schoffro Cook, Ph.D., who is sharing holiday-friendly hacks proven to rev metabolism 24/7. \"That means burning more fat even as we sleep,\" she says. Readers who've tested just one or two of her hacks report shedding 1 to 2 pounds a week with no special diet. And Schoffro Cook adds that the strategies tend to soothe inflammation inside our body, which helps release water weight. The bottom line: With minimal effort, we can truly drop a pant size by Christmas Eve!
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