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Is Yerba Mate Nature's Ozempic? Weighing In Risk Vs. Benefits
Hailed as "Nature's Ozempic," yerba mate may aid weight loss and metabolism, but is it a true alternative—or a risky trend?
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US Health Authorities Designate Sleep as a Major Indicator of Heart Health After Growing Evidence
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To All Coffee Lovers: Study Shows That 2-3 Cups of Coffee Can Reduce Heart Disease
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New Study Links Ingesting Micro and Nanoplastics to Diabetis, Obesity, and Liver Disease
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Scientists Studied Oral Bacteria That Can Link to Hypertension in Older Women
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Poor Oral Health Possibly Linked to Cardiovascular Disease
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New Study Reveals Eating Vegetables Does Not Help Us from Risk of Cardiovascular Disease
Drinking 4 Cups Of Coffee A Day Could Keep Your Heart Healthy
Exercising Outdoors Could Reduce Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke
This Indigenous Group in the Bolivian Amazon Has the Healthiest Hearts -- What's Their Secret?
Double Whammy: Heart Damages Due to Chemotherapy Higher in Patients with Diabetes, New Study Shows
World-Renowned Heart Surgeon, Dr. Denton Cooley, Dies at 96
Good News! Cases of Coronary Heart Disease in the US Dropping, According to New Study
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Is Yerba Mate Nature's Ozempic? Weighing In Risk Vs. Benefits
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