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New research suggests that the creatine you get from your diet might have benefits that go beyond increasing strength and muscle.
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A new 34-year analysis of nearly 300,000 people found that coffee could be a surprising way to support better cardiovascular health.
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A new study reviews some of the most common concerns about coffee and clarifies how the popular drink can support your health goals.
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Intermittent fasting is a popular nutrition strategy, but it might have an unintended side effect.
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