Is there anything more morale-boosting than a little treat in the middle of the afternoon? Well, sure, a little treat immediately after breakfast—we’re not here to police anyone’s snack consumption.
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Registered dietitians agree that, in an ideal world, protein intake should come from real, high-protein foods instead of supplements. But in a busy world, convenience foods like protein bars can satisfy your hunger in a relatively healthy way when you're short on time.
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If you’re like us, you’ve probably wondered what everyday stuff famous people add to their carts — like hair spray or an electric toothbrush. We asked gymnast and Olympic gold medalist Laurie Hernandez, who will be attending the 2024 Paris Olympics as an NBC correspondent, about the felt-tip eyeliner, energy bars, and curl diffuser she can’t live without.
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In the past year, I have had to make about every dietary change you could think of to address ongoing gut issues. At first, I was overwhelmed by everything I had to cut out, and I was also bummed because I felt like I was going to miss out on the fun, foodie scene that I love so much.
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After being crowned the women's winner of the first-ever Rip Curl WSL Finals, Olympic surfer Carissa Moore shares the beauty products she can't live without.
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Consumers are growing increasingly savvy about what goes into the food they eat, and they’re voting with their dollars for organic, natural products without chemicals and additives. Organic food sales reached $43 billion in 2016, an 8.4% increase over the previous year. Meanwhile, natural food sales climbed by nearly 10 percent to $75 billion in 2016. These six female entrepreneurs …
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