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'Here's How Aloe Vera Can Do Wonders in Your Life

Aloe Vera has been used as traditional medicine for diabetes. It helps in improving the blood sugar level as well. Aloe Vera can even be used as a tooth paste as it has the ability to clear the mouth of bacteria and helps you in dental hygiene.

'The Many Amazing Benefits of Green Tea

As far as research and science has discovered, green tea is one of the healthiest beverage in the planet. Green tea has so many benefits and enhance your life in many levels.

'Exotic African Lungfish In Aestivation Actually Edible

You might feel bad to eat the exotic African lungfish, Protopterus Annectens, because it has lived for many years without water. This lungfish in deep slumber is actually edible!

'Relationship Goals: Will Reducing Weight Lead You to the Right One?

Reducing weight will probably not lead you to the right one right away, but come to think of it. You’ll feel lighter, more healthy and you’ll feel good about yourself.

'Blake Lively, Taylor Swift & Other Hollywood A-Listers Make These in their Own Kitchens!

Little did we know that these famous people don't just dine in 5-star Michelin restaurants. In their spare times, they actually make their own dishes!

'When You’re Not Over with Leftovers

You dine in a fancy restaurant once a year, or maybe on a special occasion like your birthday or your anniversary and end up ordering so many dishes. Since you feel extremely guilty to throw away the leftovers, you decide to bring them home. Of course, you can re-heat them one by one if you have a variety of dishes. The challenge is how to keep your leftover safe to eat and still tasty.

'Are Eggs Back to Being Healthy Again? It Depends Who You Ask

Probably no other food item had such a traumatic experience as the egg. And it’s not about the “which came first egg or chicken” trick question either. For the past decades, the egg was either hailed as the healthiest of foods available due to its nutrients or as being a demon coming from the deepest part of nutritional hell due to its cholesterol content.

'Mind the Salt: Appeals Court Temporarily Suspends New York’s Salt Labeling Law

New York’s salt wars just got more interesting. An appeals court agreed to The National Restaurant Association’s (NRA) request to delay the implementation on March 1 New York City’s new law requiring restaurants to label menu items that are high in sodium content, according to an article by Kelsey Nash writing for Restaurant Business.