These Foods Are Good for Your Eyes

Did you know bell peppers have the most vitamin C per calorie? And that can give you an edge against cataracts. Here's what else to eat for your eyes.

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What's in Your Water?

You drink it, bathe in it, and cook with it. So shouldn't you know what chemicals may be lurking in your water?

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