Does Aloe Really Have Health Benefits?

Aloe is a common ingredient in soaps and creams. Can it really help treat everything from constipation to dermatitis?

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These Are 8 of the Worst Salads You Can Eat

If it's got greens and dressing, it's good for you, right? Not so much. Find out which things can take a salad from filling and nutritious to filled with empty calories.

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