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Fish, cruciferous veggies, turmeric, yogurt, ginger and green tea all reduce inflammation
This subtly minty beverage can help balance hormones and loosen stiff joints
Be sure to check the labels of common foods like canned tuna, bread, hot dogs and chocolate
It’s all about choosing complex carbs — like whole grains — that will keep you full
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Stress, lack of sleep and not eating enough all contribute to sugar hankerings
Morning, noon or night — the best time for that cup of joe depends on you
These naturally occurring chemicals may cause health issues when added to some foods
It’s fine for most, but it can worsen heartburn and ulcers if you’re prone to them
These breaks may have some benefits — but they promote an unhealthy attitude toward food
A low-FODMAP elimination diet can help identify your symptoms
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