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Considering a gluten-free diet
People with celiac disease must avoid all foods that contain the protein gluten, found in wheat, barley, rye, and other grains. Those with nonceliac gluten sensitivity can also benefit from a gluten-free diet.
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The plant milk shake-up: Pea and pistachio join oat and almond
Pea, potato, and pistachio milk? Supermarkets now sell multiple kinds of plant-based milks made from nuts, beans, grains, vegetables, or fruit. Before trying these, some people might like to know more about nutritional benefits and any other reasons to choose or avoid them.
Feeling the burn of acid reflux
Heartburn and gastroesophageal reflux disease are two of the most common digestive-related problems, but they often get confused with each other because they share many of the same traits. While the two conditions are connected, they are quite different. Recognizing the difference can help a person adopt lifestyle changes to manage symptoms and know when to seek other options, like medication and surgery.
Meal of the month: Southern side dishes
Traditional Southern cuisine features side dishes based on vegetables, beans, and whole grains that, when served together, can make a complete, meat-free meal that’s both filling and tasty.
Smart snack strategies
Between-meal snacks can either help or hinder people’s efforts to eat a heart-healthy diet. Simple strategies such as upgrading food choices can help. Instead of low-quality carbs like candy or potato chips, people should choose high-quality carbs like fruit or whole-grain crackers, along with a little protein or healthy fat (such as half an apple with a handful of nuts). They should also try to avoid eating simply out of habit when they’re not actually hungry.
Harvard Medical School Guide: Total Knee Replacement
Close relationships with neighbors influence cardiovascular health in Black adults
A study of Black adults living in the Atlanta area suggests that feeling rooted in community and socializing with neighbors may strongly contribute to better cardiovascular health, which might lower risk for heart attacks and strokes.