Best and Worst Foods for Your Gut

The state of your digestive system affects your mental health, weight, blood sugar, and liver. See which foods to eat -- and which ones to avoid -- to keep it running smoothly.

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Signs You Need More (or Less) Zinc

It's key to your immune system and your senses of smell and taste. See what happens if you don't get enough, and which foods are good sources.

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