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  1. Nutrition

    What Causes Vitamin B12 Deficiency? Diet, Meds, and More

    B12 deficiency can stem from more than just diet. Learn how medications, gut health, age, and surgery can quietly deplete your levels over time.

    By Allison Dempsey
  2. Supplements

    What Is Prevagen Used For? Memory Claims vs. Reality

    Prevagen promises better memory, but the science tells a different story. Here’s what the research and FTC actually found about this popular supplement.

    By Sophie Watanabe
  3. Nutrition

    Is Red Wine Gluten Free? Mostly, With Exceptions

    Red wine is generally gluten free, but barrel sealing paste and certain fining agents can introduce trace amounts. Here’s what to look for.

    By Rosalind Fairbanks
  4. Nutrition

    Is Starch Bad for You? It Depends on the Type

    Not all starch affects your body the same way. Learn which types support your health and which ones are worth limiting.

    By Kristine Valdez
  5. Substances

    How to Stop Being Drunk: What Actually Works

    Only time sobers you up. Here’s what actually helps while you wait, how long it takes, and what’s just a myth.

    By Lydia Desai
  6. Nutrition

    Is Coke Bad for You? What It Does to Your Body

    Regular Coke affects your heart, bones, and brain in ways you might not expect. Here’s what the science actually says about drinking it.

    By Kendra Bernstein
  7. Sleep

    How to Make Yourself Fall Asleep Fast Tonight

    Practical, science-backed techniques to help you fall asleep faster tonight, from breathing exercises to bedroom habits and when to consider melatonin.

    By Camila Delgado
  8. Substances

    What Is the Healthiest Alcohol to Drink?

    Red wine leads, but clear spirits and even beer have their merits. Here’s how different alcohols compare and what to consider when choosing.

    By Avi Lipman
  9. Supplements

    What Is in Pre-Workout and What Does Each Do?

    A plain-language breakdown of common pre-workout ingredients like caffeine, creatine, and beta-alanine, and what the research actually says each one does.

    By Douglas Aldridge
  10. Supplements

    What Vitamins Help With Anxiety, Stress, and Mood

    Some vitamins and nutrients may support mood and stress resilience. Here’s what the research says about magnesium, B vitamins, vitamin D, and more.

    By Camille Prescott
  11. Diet & Weight

    How to Stop Being Hungry and Feel Full Longer

    Learn why you feel hungry and simple, science-backed ways to stay fuller for longer through food choices, habits, and lifestyle changes.

    By Naomi Hegarty
  12. Nutrition

    What to Eat on Ozempic and What to Avoid

    Taking Ozempic changes your appetite and digestion. Here’s what to eat, what to avoid, and how to stay nourished as you adjust.

    By Ayanna Whitman
  13. Nutrition

    Is Chicken Bad for Gout or Safe to Eat in Moderation?

    Chicken is a moderate-purine food, so most gout sufferers can enjoy it in small portions—especially breast meat prepared with simple cooking methods.

    By Alyssa Carpenter
  14. Nutrition

    How Long Do Gummies Last? Shelf Life Explained

    Learn how long gummies actually last, what causes them to go bad, and how to store them so they stay fresh longer.

    By Hugh Sherwood