Food
Holidays Without Heartburn, Part 1: Food
Don’t let heartburn ruin your holidays! Here, 18 do’s and don’ts for holiday eating that will help keep heartburn at bay.
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I work out a lot, but I also remember to take time off for my body to recover and recharge my interest level.
Richard Rycroft
Hartford, CT
Recipe of the Week
Cinnamon Ginger Cranberry Sauce
Thanksgiving just wouldn't be right without cranberry sauce. It's quite easy to make from scratch, and you can create your own flavor combinations by adding different juices, fruits and spices.
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Bring eco-awareness to your workouts, and you'll not only help the environment, you’ll boost your health too!
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What percentage of people with heartburn develop esophageal cancer?
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