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The Scoop on TurmericWhen culinary trends collide with science-backed health benefits, it’s always good news. And turmeric sits right at this intersection. Right for all blood types, this golden spice is delicious in both sweet and savory recipes...

Return to the OfficeOver the past two years, the pandemic has reshaped the way we think about work. In fact, many believe that remote work and flexible work arrangements are here to stay. But despite this fundamental shift in thinking, a return to th...

What Is Inflammation? Most people think inflammation is a bad thing, and rightfully so. Chronic inflammation, often occurring in the joints or the gut, can be a serious problem. But did you know that the body’s initial inflammatory response is...

Allergy sufferers beware. With the milder-than-usual winters that are occurring, spring allergies are now coming on strong. Allergies are a natural response by the body in fighting off something it doesn’t like or doesn’t understand...

As of January, 2022, the...

Winter weather advisory:  Dangerous beauty conditions ahead! Wind, cold air – which holds less humidity than warm air – and central heating, can take a toll on your skin, leaving it dry, flaky, itchy and just downright unco...

The human heart is a remarkable organ. Every 24 hours, it beats over 100,000 times and pumps about 2,000 gallons of blood. That’s enough to fill an oil tanker! It’s also amazingly resilient. Biologist Alexis Carrel, winner of the 1912 Nobel...

The winter months offer an opportunity for many of us to look inward, and for some, this season of life brings challenges in the form of mental and emotional health. Perhaps you’ve been feeling sluggish or in a rut or exhausted with worries.&nb...

If you’re here because you have made a commitment to change the way you eat in the new year, congratulations! And if you’re here because you are considering making that change, you’re in the right place. Millions of Blood Type Diet® followers a...

It’s that time of year when many of us set out to create healthier versions of ourselves. It’s a new year, a fresh start and the perfect time to focus on improving our health and well-being. It’s no surprise that the top three New Year’s resolu...

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Many traditional caffeinated teas are derived from the Camellia sinensis plant, an evergreen bush indigenous to both China and India. However, the way leaves are handled after they are picked drastically changes the impact they have on y...