What's So Bad About Processed Foods?

You can't really avoid it, and that's not necessarily a bad thing. Find out what processed food really is, how to spot an option that's actually healthy, and which ones to avoid.

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Signs You're Low in Vitamin D

A lack of the "sunshine vitamin" is linked to osteoporosis, muscle pain, and other serious issues. See who's most likely to need more and how to get it.

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