Eating This Way -- Even Short-Term -- Can Slow Signs of Aging

What if a certain diet could slow your body's aging process on a molecular level? Research shows this one can -- and you don't have to go all in.

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Worst Foods for High Blood Pressure

Whether you're trying to lower it or keep it from getting too high, stay away from these foods and drinks -- or try these tips to make them healthier.

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