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Health comes first for me. I am kind of picky to the foods. Regular fitness routine is a must. ^^

Spicing Up Your Meals Might Extend Your Life. Photo: Getty Images By Alan MozesHealthDay Reporter TUESDAY, Aug. 4, 2015 (HealthDay News) — Some like it hot, and a new study finds that folks who favor spicy foods might also have a lower risk of premature death.

Spicing Up Your Meals Might Extend Your Life

The study was based on a large multi-year food analysis. It found that adults who reported eating spicy foods — such as fresh and dried chili pepper — as little as three days per week were less likely to die during the study period than those who consumed such foods less than once a week. “The finding is very simple,” said study lead author Dr. However, the study authors cautioned that their investigation was not able to draw a direct cause-and-effect link between the consumption of spicy foods and lower mortality. Qi and his colleagues published their findings in the Aug. 4 online edition of BMJ. Between 2004 and 2008, the study authors conducted dietary and health history surveys among roughly 199,000 men and 288,000 women from 10 different regions in China. 30 Things Every Self-Respecting Food Lover MUST Eat in Her Lifetime. CHLORELLA: The Superfood Green Algae.

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In today's digital world, people have more opportunity to be connected to each other and to the world around them. Kids allowed to 'sip' alcohol may start drinking earlier. Children who get a taste of their parents' wine now and then may be more likely than their peers to start drinking by high school, according to a new report in the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs.

Kids allowed to 'sip' alcohol may start drinking earlier

Researchers found that, of 561 students in a long-term study, those who'd "sipped" alcohol by sixth grade were five times more likely than their peers to down a full drink by the time they were in high school. And they were four times more likely to have binged or been drunk. The findings do not prove that early sips of alcohol are to blame, said lead researcher Kristina Jackson, Ph.D., of the Center for Alcohol and Addiction Studies at Brown University in Providence, R.I. Chlorella - Solution to Natural Colon & Bowel Cleansing, Better Digestion! "Bowel detoxification and bowel health are also in Chlorella's domain.

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The cell wall material included in natural Chlorella products has a highly important effect in the intestines: it has the ability to improve bowel function, it stimulates the growth of aerobic, friendly bacteria, and the cell walls act to absorb poisons within the intestine and promote normal peristalsis. Worries about health care law leads tax filers to seek professional health. Worries about how the Affordable Care Act may affect 2014 returns could drive more filers to spend hundreds of dollars to get professional help from accountants and preparation services, tax specialists said.

Worries about health care law leads tax filers to seek professional health

The tax code changes tied to the federal health care law take effect this year. That has triggered television, radio, and newspaper ads suggesting that filers need to brace for complications and may need specialized tax help. Continue reading below “For millions of Americans, the Affordable Care Act is no longer some distant conversation,” H&R Block president Bill Cobb, wrote in USA Today op-ed in January. “It’s real. The law essentially requires individuals to carry health insurance or face penalties and to report it on their tax returns. The situation becomes more complicated for those who bought insurance through a government sponsored exchange, received subsidies for it, or remain uninsured.

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3 infected with measles at Las Vegas seafood restaurant. Three new cases of measles have been confirmed in Las Vegas, in people believed infected by a contagious worker at an upscale MGM Grand Hotel and Casino seafood restaurant, Nevada public health officials said on Friday.

3 infected with measles at Las Vegas seafood restaurant

The newly diagnosed patients, two staff members and a patron of Emeril's New Orleans Fish House at the MGM Grand, bring to nine the total number of measles cases reported in Clark County, Southern Nevada Health District spokeswoman Jennifer Sizemore said. None of those cases are believed linked to an outbreak of measles that began at Disneyland in December, she said. All told, more than 150 people across the United Sates have recently been diagnosed with measles, 126 of them in California. Nevada public health officials believe the Emeril's worker was infected by an infant who was too young to have been immunized against the highly contagious disease. Measles was declared eliminated in the United States in 2000 after years of intensive childhood vaccine efforts. You Asked: Why Can’t I Eat Raw Meat? 6 tips for reducing stress during pregnancy.

When your body is taken over by another tiny human, you’re bound to feel some stress.

6 tips for reducing stress during pregnancy

The changes that pregnant women experience affect their physical, mental and emotional health. But when your stress is severe— caused by an acute event or ongoing tension— your child could pay the price. The most common sources of stress in American adults include money, work, the economy, family responsibilities and personal health, according to the recently released “Stress in America” report from the American Psychological Association.