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What Is a Low-Histamine Diet, Exactly?
Experts weigh in on exactly who should be following this eating plan and how it can benefit those with histamine intolerance.
- Eat This, Not That!
Dietitians Say This Is the Best Diet For Boosting Your Immunity
Fall is prime time for sweater weather, PSLs, and, unfortunately, viral illnesses. While there are numerous measures you likely already take to prevent getting sick, from wearing a mask to washing your hands, if you want to further protect yourself, making some simple changes to your diet can help.But with so many meal plans out there, it's not always easy to determine which is the best diet for your immunity. However, experts say there's a clear winner when it comes to bolstering your immunity:
- Eat This, Not That!
Married Couples Often Suffer Same Medical Problems, Study Finds
That whole "in sickness and in health" pledge during standard marital vows might become a self-fulfilling prophecy. That's what researchers behind a new study are reporting: They've found that married couples often suffer the same medical problems and share similar physical traits. Read on to find out more—and to ensure your health and the health of others, don't miss these Sure Signs You May Have Already Had COVID. 1 Study Tracked More Than 33,000 Couples For the study, which was just published
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The #1 Way to Tell If You Need More Vitamin D, Says Dietitian
Reality check: Most people don't get enough vitamin D. In fact, a 2018 review in Cureus revealed that 41.6% of adults in the United States are deficient. That's pretty worrisome given that vitamin D plays such an important role in maintaining strong, healthy bones—and a deficiency can cause such symptoms as muscle weakness, bone pain, and mood changes. But many people overlook one of the telltale signs that they're not getting enough of this nutrient. According to experts, a vitamin D deficiency
- Eat This, Not That!
19 Ways You're Wrecking Your Immune System, Say Experts
A head cold, again? Some years, it seems like you're constantly coming down with something. But a worse-than-usual flu season may not be entirely to blame. There are a bunch of ways you might be weakening your immune system without even knowing it, all day long—from how much sleep you get to your sugar intake to the items you touch at the office. Eat This, Not That! Health has rounded them up here. Gesundheit. Read on to find out more—and to ensure your health and the health of others, don't mis
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Does Your Asthma Seem Worse the Colder It Gets? Experts Explain Why That Might Happen
When the scorching temperatures of summer begin to fade, it seems like everyone wants to be outside. Picnics in the park, drinks on the patio, morning jogs - it all feels so nice!
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Developing a pet allergy doesn't mean you have to give up your fur baby – here's why
If you realize you're allergic to your pet, you don't necessarily have to find a new home for your furry family member. Here's what to do.
- Best Life
The No. 1 Sign Your Allergies Are Actually COVID, Doctors Say
Fall has just begun, and those of us with allergies can already feel it. As the leaves change and the weather shifts, there are more allergens in the air to irritate your eyes and nose. And while sneezing and sniffles are always unpleasant, in 2021, even the slightest stuffy nose or lightest cough can conjure up the fear that you have a COVID case on your hands. Although many of the symptoms of allergies and COVID do overlap, doctors say there's one sign that your symptoms are likely not just al
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11 Best Vacuum Cleaners That Will Leave Your Home Spotless
Fact: The right vacuum makes house cleaning faster, more efficient and tons more satisfying. We’ve narrowed the endless list of models down to the 11 best vacuum cleaners to fit your preferences and needs,...
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Millennials Now Own More Pets Than Boomers. Here Are 7 Dog Breeds Perfect for Folks Born Between 1981 and 1996
Millennials have always had a special relationship with their dogs, from finding the coziest dogs beds to purchasing...
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5 signs you’ve got fall allergies
How can you tell if you have fall allergies and not a cold or other respiratory virus? Here's what to look out for.
- Best Life
Not Cleaning This Could Be Inviting Spiders to Your Home, Experts Say
With summer over, many of the pests you typically encounter in warm weather stop being as much of a nuisance. You may get fewer mosquito bites, notice fewer flies outdoors, or even see fewer bees in your garden. However, spiders often make their presence known when the temperature dips outside—and if you're not cleaning this one area of your home, you're practically inviting them in. Read on to discover how tackling this one chore could help keep a serious spider problem at bay.RELATED: If You'r
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The 14 Best Allergy-Friendly Halloween Candy Options for Trick-or-Treaters (and Adults)
Did you know that one in 13 kids has a food allergy ? Whether someone in your own brood is allergic to...
- Better Homes & Gardens
How to Clean Your Home's Air Filters for a Healthy House
Keep your HVAC system running efficiently with these simple maintenance tips. It's easier than you might imagine to clean an air conditioner filter or furnace filter. Here's exactly how and when it's time to replace them.
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Got the sniffles? Here's how to tell if it's allergies, a cold or something else
Congested? Have a runny nose? It can be hard to tell if you have a cold, allergies, COVID-19, or something else entirely. Here's how to figure out.
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The best low-allergy pets to own if you suffer from allergies
Having allergies can make you think twice before getting a pet. But doctors say you're not necessarily doomed to a pet-less existence if you have allergies. Here's what to look for in a pet.
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5 Really Cool Benefits of Raising Kids with Pets
Maybe you got a dog because you needed to add some extra joy to your family this year. (We get it). And while you’ve enjoyed the new spurt of energy and all...
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The Common Cold Versus COVID: A Doctor Explains How to Tell the Difference
How are the symptoms of COVID and the common cold different? Dr. Kadaj tells us there are a few ways to distinguish between a cold and Covid-19. “Symptoms of the common cold would resemble allergy-like symptoms...
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Yup, it's possible to develop allergies as an adult — here's what to do next
It's easy to assume that if you didn't have seasonal allergies as a child or teen, you won't have them as an adult. But adult-onset allergies are a thing.
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Feeling Sniffly? Experts Reveal Just How Long Your Cold Could Last
Plus, how to feel better while you wait it out.
- Eat This, Not That!
19 Ways You're Ruining Your Body, Say Health Experts
A head cold, again? Some years, it seems like you're constantly coming down with something. But a worse-than-usual flu season may not be entirely to blame. There are a bunch of ways you might be weakening your immune system without even knowing it, all day long—from how much sleep you get to your sugar intake to the items you touch at the office. Eat This, Not That! Health has rounded them up here. Gesundheit. Read on—and to ensure your health and the health of others, don't miss these And to ge
- Yahoo Life
Climate change and pollution make allergies worse: 'Like pouring salt on the wound'
Studies have found a connection between air pollution and increased rates of asthma, hay fever and other allergy issues.
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One Major Effect of Eating Kale, Says Dietitian
Kale is known as a superfood, and when you take a look at the nutrition value of this leafy green, you'll understand why. This leafy green contains important vitamins, fiber, and antioxidants, and it can help us fight off colds, improve our bone health, and even help us have a better hair day.One major side effect of eating kale is the heart-healthy properties it has from its high levels of vitamin K."In fact, one cup of raw kale contains nearly 100% of your dietary vitamin K needs and one cup o
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6 surprising back-to-school allergens — and how to protect your child
Allergens lurk both inside and outside of kids' classrooms, which can trigger your child's allergies. Find out what the telltale signs are and how to find relief.
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How to Tell the Difference Between COVID-19 and Seasonal Allergies
Are you constantly sneezing and battling a scratchy throat? Before hitting the COVID-19 panic button, keep in mind that seasonal allergies could be to blame — and there are a few ways to tell.