How to Cut Back on Sugar

The average American consumes about 22 teaspoons a day -- more than triple what women should get. Start eating less by finding hidden sugars in processed foods.

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Don't Mix Your Meds With These

Pay attention to when you eat grapefruit -- it can affect more than 50 medications. And alcohol makes certain meds less effective or even useless!

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