The Sweet Treat That Tames Tension
Everyone seems to be looking for a quick and natural solution to calm their frayed nerves. We’ve found one, and you won’t believe what it is. It’s almost too good (and delicious) to be true!- FC&A Staff Writer
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Squash Pain with This Delicious Ancient Wonder
“Why do you build me up, butternut baby, when I feel run-down ...” Maybe that’s not exactly how the song goes, but butternut squash can help build up your health because it’s chock full of powerful nutrients.
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Sip from the holy grail of stress-reducing herbs
You can’t get rid of every stressful situation in your life. But you can give your body the extra boost it needs to face hard times head-on — like a cup of holy basil tea.
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Harness the Power of “Good” Fat for Your Good Health
Not all fat is bad. In fact, the type of fat known as omega-3 is essential to good health. It’s good for your brain, your nervous system, and it fights inflammation — which makes it perfect for easing the pain of arthritis.
4 Easy Eats That Steady Your BP
Go nutty at breakfast.
Researchers think omega-3 fatty acids may help the walls of your blood vessels relax and widen, helping your blood pressure go down. To add omega-3s to your diet, toss some English walnuts on your morning oatmeal.
Researchers think omega-3 fatty acids may help the walls of your blood vessels relax and widen, helping your blood pressure go down. To add omega-3s to your diet, toss some English walnuts on your morning oatmeal.