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    Cracking the egg code

    Scrambled. Boiled. Over-easy. Fried. No matter how you serve them, eggs can be a delicious choice for any meal of the day. But what exactly makes an egg so special? Let’s crack the code on egg chemistry and see what makes an egg, well … an egg. SHELL Egg shell is composed mostly of calcium […]

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    5 simple steps to improve kidney health

    According to the CDC, more than one in seven U.S. adults, or 37 million people, are estimated to have chronic kidney disease. March is National Kidney Month, a time to raise awareness and learn more about these vital organs and how to keep them healthy. Kidneys are vital organs responsible for filtering blood and removing […]

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    Not all protein powders are created equal

    When you hear the word protein, you probably think about eggs, steak, chicken and fish. With the new year bringing new health and fitness resolutions, many people are adding protein powder to their daily regimen. But with so many choices, how do you know which one to choose? Let’s discuss what you should be looking […]

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    The art of establishing boundaries

    Did you know that we can choose how people will treat us? In fact, establishing boundaries is essential to healthy relationships. Non-negotiables are standards we set in many areas, not just with a partner or spouse. They can apply to what we will not allow another to do to us, what we need from others […]

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    Stepping out of sudden heel pain

    By Dr. Gachavis Green Heel pain can strike unexpectedly, turning a simple walk into an uncomfortable challenge. If you’ve recently experienced a jolt of pain in your heel, you’re not alone. This common issue affects more than 2 million Americans every year, but understanding its potential causes and treatment options can lead you back to […]

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