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  1. Sleep

    How Many Hours of Sleep Do You Really Need?

    Most adults need 7–9 hours of sleep, but your ideal amount depends on age, genetics, and sleep quality — not just the clock.

    By Tracey Harjo
  2. Supplements

    What to Take to Boost Your Immune System: Vitamins & Zinc

    Vitamin D, zinc, and vitamin C can genuinely support immune health. Here’s what the evidence actually says about each one.

    By Derrick Cabral
  3. Substances

    How to Convince Someone to Go to Alcohol Rehab

    Practical guidance on helping a loved one accept alcohol rehab, from starting the conversation to understanding treatment options and caring for yourself.

    By Leanne Yamada
  4. Fitness

    The Lactate Shuttle: Fueling Athletic Performance

    Re-examining lactate’s role reveals it’s a valuable fuel, shuttled between cells and organs to sustain performance and improve athletic endurance.

    By Dan Ogilvie
  5. Supplements

    What Is the Best Natural Anti-Inflammatory Supplement?

    Curcumin, ginger, omega-3s, and more — here’s what the research says about natural anti-inflammatory supplements and how to choose the right one.

    By Tiffany Coleman
  6. Nutrition

    What Are the Health Benefits of Extra Virgin Olive Oil?

    Extra virgin olive oil supports heart health, reduces inflammation, and benefits your brain and gut — here’s what the research shows and how to use it.

    By Seth C. Hudson
  7. Nutrition

    Is Sourdough Bread Healthy? What the Science Says

    Sourdough’s fermentation process does make it nutritionally different from regular bread, but the benefits depend on how it’s made.

    By Kate Matthews
  8. Nutrition

    Alpha Carotene: What It Is, Food Sources, and Benefits

    Explore alpha-carotene, a provitamin A carotenoid with distinct biological functions and health associations that set it apart from other nutrients.

    By Charlotte Rauch
  9. Fitness

    How Many Calories Does Running Burn Per Hour?

    How many calories running burns depends on your weight, pace, and terrain. Here’s how to get a realistic estimate for your own runs.

    By Esther Stone
  10. Nutrition

    What Are Hydrating Foods? Fruits, Veggies & More

    Many foods contribute significantly to your daily hydration. Learn which fruits, vegetables, and dairy products have the highest water content and how to eat more of them.

    By Rachel Grant-Steele
  11. Supplements

    Turmeric and COVID: Potential Antiviral and Immune Benefits

    Explore how turmeric’s bioactive compounds may support immune regulation, antiviral activity, and antioxidant defenses in the context of COVID-19 research.

    By Freya Harris-Ogawa
  12. Diet & Weight

    Is Watermelon Good for Keto? Carbs and Portions

    Watermelon can fit a keto diet, but portion size matters. Learn how many carbs it has and how to enjoy it without breaking ketosis.

    By Elizabeth Melnikov
  13. Sleep

    What Is AHI on CPAP? Numbers and What They Mean

    Learn what your CPAP AHI score means, why it differs from your sleep study, and what numbers suggest your therapy is working well.

    By Claudia Avila
  14. Supplements

    What Is the Best All Natural Women’s Multivitamin?

    Learn what “all natural” really means in a multivitamin, which nutrients women actually need, and how to choose a quality supplement for your age.

    By Monique Owusu