Surprising Ways You Can Use Petroleum Jelly

This oily moisturizer can help you in ways you may not know about, from preventing windburn to soothing hemorrhoids.

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Are Protein Powders Safe for Men Over 50?

Most men start to lose muscle mass in their 30s. But this loss can be prevented or reversed -- and protein powders can play a big role.

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