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Do I Have Vitamin E Deficiency? Symptoms and Causes

Experts discuss signs of vitamin E deficiency, and offer advice, prevention, and various treatment options to alleviate symptoms.

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How to Drink More Water - Prevention s 7-Day Hydration Challenge

Forget the idea that you need eight glasses of water a day, and use this science-backed guide to drink more water for optimal hydration.

United statesMelissa majumdarJacqueline detwiler georgejacqueline georgeBob murrayBrigitte zeitlinJodi stookeyLillie allenUs national academy of sciences foodArizona state universityInstitute of medicine the national academiesAcademy of nutritionSwansea university in walesFast companyGatorade sports science instituteEmory university hospitalDay hydration

DAY 7 (Congrats!) of the 7-Day Hydration Challenge: Thangry Is the New Hangry

DAY 7 (Congrats!) of the 7-Day Hydration Challenge: “Thangry” Is the New “Hangry” Prevention 1/10/2021 © Lillie Allen water glasses There are tons of theories about what proper hydration can and can’t do for the body. People have claimed it can make skin look plumper or more radiant, that it can prevent cancer, and even that it can protect against COVID-19. While the scientific evidence for all of these effects remains mixed, one thing is clear: The human body does not like to be low on water. “If we’re not hydrated, then our body is in a state of stress,” says Melissa Majumdar, M.S., R.D., dietitian at Emory University Hospital and a spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. “And we do know that states of stress can lead to chronic disease.” When you’re chronically dehydrated, your body will release the stress hormone cortisol, and that can impact weight, blood sugar, and even cardiac function. Coming off a landmark year of stress, one

United statesMelissa majumdarBob murrayBrigitte zeitlinJodi stookeyLillie allenUs national academy of sciences foodArizona state universityInstitute of medicine the national academiesAcademy of nutritionEmory university hospitalGatorade sports science instituteSwansea university in walesLillie allen forgetDay hydrationSciences food

DAY 3 of Prevention s 7-Day Hydration Challenge: Look at Your Pee Yes, Really

DAY 7 (Congrats!) of the 7-Day Hydration Challenge: “Thangry” Is the New “Hangry” Prevention 1/10/2021 © Lillie Allen water glasses There are tons of theories about what proper hydration can and can’t do for the body. People have claimed it can make skin look plumper or more radiant, that it can prevent cancer, and even that it can protect against COVID-19. While the scientific evidence for all of these effects remains mixed, one thing is clear: The human body does not like to be low on water. “If we’re not hydrated, then our body is in a state of stress,” says Melissa Majumdar, M.S., R.D., dietitian at Emory University Hospital and a spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. “And we do know that states of stress can lead to chronic disease.” When you’re chronically dehydrated, your body will release the stress hormone cortisol, and that can impact weight, blood sugar, and even cardiac function. Coming off a landmark year of stress, one

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