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Wrapped or sandwiched, try to choose fillings and condiments that are minimally processed, low in saturated fat and high in fiber
Beyond the usual offenders like garlic and onions, foods like red meat, fish and spices can cause a stink effect as well
Found in colorful foods like spinach, corn and oranges, this carotenoid helps with eye, skin and liver health
On their own, honey can help soothe a sore throat and garlic has immunity-boosting properties, but you don’t need to go the fermented route
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Found in an abundance of foods, potassium is an electrolyte that helps your muscles contract and acts as a counterbalance to sodium
There are several vitamins and mineral supplements that many people can benefit from — but it’s important to consult with a healthcare provider before you start one
There are better breakfast options, but if it’s got to be cereal, look for whole grains, high fiber and no added sugar
These typically colorful plant-based substances provide various health benefits that help protect you from disease
The supplement shouldn’t replace a healthy diet, but it can help you get in your fruits and veggies
If the flakes are undisturbed, pristine white and come from the top layer, it’s typically safe to indulge in a scoop
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