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  Kenneth Gentry

  

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  Make Milk Your Everyday Drink For Strong Bones & Natural Immunity

  indiatimes.com - ET Online

  Make Milk Your Everyday Drink For Strong Bones & Natural Immunity Happy Milk Day! Every year, World Milk Day is celebrated on June 1. In 2001, the Food …

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  Kenneth Gentry

  

  1 day ago

  How Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) is improving men’s physical and mental health as they age

  Metro

  The essential hormone for male health is testosterone (T) and its deficiency is what defines ageing. So how can you keep age at bay? Low T levels in …

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  Kenneth Gentry

  

  22 hours ago

  7 Signs That Indicate You Have An Unhealthy Gut

  British Vogue - Hannah Coates

  In recent years, scientists have discovered the integral role the gut plays in our overall health and wellbeing. The trillions of bacteria, fungi, …

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  Kenneth Gentry

  

  20 hours ago

  9 great orthopedic sandals better than flat flip flops

  Reviewed - Alexandra Frost

  Sandals your whole body will love Sure, those Old Navy flip flops you’ve been wearing since high school pool parties are still only $3—so tempting. But here’s the problem: They just aren’t supportive enough for most bodies, from our aching backs and crunchy knees to legs and feet that tire easily …

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  Kenneth Gentry

  

  1 day ago

  'Eat more fiber' is a common medical recommendation, but what does fiber actually do?

  USA TODAY - Daryl Austin

  If you're like many Americans, you've probably been admonished by your doctor to eat more fiber. And you've likely also seen countless brands touting their product as a "great source for fiber" when you visit the cereal aisle of the grocery store. Such admonitions and marketing is great, in this …

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  Kenneth Gentry

  

  1 day ago

  ‘I’m a Gastroenterologist—These Are the 5 Types of Dairy Products That Are Great for Gut Health’

  Well+Good - Maki Yazawa

  Dairy is often demonized as the root cause of many tummy-related woes, but gastroenterologists say it doesn’t necessarily deserve the bad rap it …