9 Things That May Be Causing Your Brain Fog

You might feel forgetful or find it hard to focus. Maybe you can't put your thoughts into words. Could one of these things be to blame?

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Reasons You're Always Cold

Wondering why you feel chilly for no reason? The problem could be your diet, your meds, or one of these conditions.

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