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Long-term exposure to the chemical through inhalation, oral intake, and skin absorption may result in cancers such as leukemia and other blood disorders, the FDA said.
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While I’ve been absent from my page for a while now, I am planning on coming back with some posts, etc. I’ve been homeschooling still and soon the year of fourth grade will be done. I will have more free time and this plan to do some”me” things. My garden is doing fair and I…
Monk fruit has been grown in southern China for hundreds of years. It’s a small, melon-like fruit, and gets its name from the Buddhist monks who originally grew it centuries ago.
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- It reduces calories. Because monk fruit sugar is metabolized differently than regular sugar, you can reduce your caloric intake by using it.
- It doesn’t affect blood sugar. Monk fruit sugar doesn’t affect your blood sugar levels and can improve your glycemic control.
- It’s anti-inflammatory. The sweetener in monk fruit sugar, also known as mongrosides, has anti-inflammatory effects.
- It can help fight cancer. Mongrosides can help your body fight cancer.
- It doesn’t cause cavities. Since there’s no actual sugar inside monk fruit sugar, you don’t need to worry about it causing cavities.
- You only need a little. Since it’s 150-200 times sweeter than sugar, you only need a pinch to get the desired taste, making it last longer than sugar.

As we age, our health risks increase. Avoiding common mistakes like inactivity, poor diet, and inadequate sleep can dramatically improve your odds of living a longer, healthier life. Small changes to your lifestyle and habits can have a big impact.
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Most people believe that losing weight is a good way to avoid and control diabetes. Losing weight promotes cardiovascular health, lowers risk of elevated blood pressure, keeps blood glucose level stable and reduces insulin resistance, among other benefits.
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“Apron belly” is a term commonly used to describe a sagging stomach or skin that hangs from the abdomen. An apron belly is medically known as pannus stomach or an abdominal pannus. This flap of skin can appear after pregnancy, during menopause, or from significant weight loss. It is sometimes referred to as mommy belly fat or a menopause apron.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/nutrition/apron-belly-how-to-reduce-stomach-sagging/ar-AA1heVdx?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=2fe249522a064414940955a6d01a48ec&ei=19