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Eat dried fruit with no added sugar

By Jade Liu Dried fruit is yummy and a great snack, but most of the times it is overloaded with sugar. For example, most dried mangos contain so much sugar that for some, they can barely taste that it is a mango. …

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Sleep deprivation and microsleep

By Stephanie Lin In the life of an high school and college student, sleep deprivation is nothing more than a common daily occurrence. You wake up tired and irritable, sometimes feeling like you had gotten no sleep at all, other days feeling …

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GMOs: Cons

By Stephanie Lin GMOs, like most know, stand for genetically modified organisms, or organisms that have underwent successful gene splicing to express certain traits not originally expressed by the wild-type organism. GMOs are normally found among crops, as modifications can make crops …

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Benefits of Baths

Taking a long, hot soak in your bathtub is a great way to end the day, but did you know that apart from the immediate feelings of pleasure afforded by baths, they can improve your health as well?   Baths improve circulation …

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Extreme Dieting

By Ivy Lin High school is a critical time in teenagers’ lives. It’s a time when their bodies are developing, but media and school environment put unnecessary stress in their view on body image. As a result, many high schoolers partake in …

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Protein and Hair Growth

If you are spending tens to hundreds of dollars on hair treatments, it’s time to stop. Instead, examine your diet. Chances are, if you’re suffering from thinning and hair breakage, it’s due to a protein deficiency in your diet. The importance of …

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Foam Rolling

For a better workout, consider using a foam roller before and after your exercise routine. Using a foam roller is a form of self-myofascial release, where a low-level force is dragged across layers of soft tissue, restoring mobility between those layers of …

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How to Optimize Your Time When Studying

By Bianca Zhou Many students find it hard to stay focused and productive while studying, but try these tricks next time you grab your textbooks, and with any luck, you’ll be whizzing past the chapters like nobody’s business!   Study in 15 …

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PRICE: Steps to Treating a Sports Injury

When playing sports, it is common for injuries to occur, be it a sprained ankle, a pulled muscle or an overworked shoulder. To prevent and treat injuries like these, practice the acronym PRICE – prevent, rest, ice, compress, and elevate. Prevent: The …

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