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Anti-inflammatory fruits and vegetables have antioxidant-rich bright colors.Winter produce at their peak include beets, pears, leeks, broccoli and pomegranate.Enjoy roasted beets in a salad, leeks in a comforting soup or juicy pears as a snack. Shorter days, colder temps, warm drinks and comfort foods are all things we commonly associate with winter—not bright-colored fresh produce. Yet, the colder weather means a new crop of fruits and vegetables is about to be at its peak in terms of flavor, nutrients and anti-inflammatory potential. While some inflammation is normal, chronic inflammation can up your risk of diseases such as cancer, dementia, diabetes…

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We may earn a commission from links on this page. Maybe this is just me being Extremely Online, but whenever I see a video of someone squatting in running shoes, a comment section goes off in my head. “Ditch the shoes!” “You’ll hurt yourself!” “You don’t want cushions under your feet when there’s a heavy bar on your back!”There’s some truth behind those knee-jerk reactions; when squatting (or deadlifting), I do not personally wear running shoes nor would I recommend them. But the importance of your choice of shoes is hugely overblown. You aren’t going to injure yourself or kill…

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Key Takeaways Narcissistic personality disorder includes symptoms like grandiosity and a lack of empathy. The concept of narcissism has roots in ancient mythology and was only recently recognized as a disorder. Narcissistic personality disorder was officially named in 1980 in the DSM-III. Although the current DSM-5 no longer puts personality disorders in their own category, narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) is still recognized as an important condition. It is characterized by symptoms including grandiosity, an exaggerated sense of self-importance, and a lack of empathy for others. Like other types of personality disorders, narcissistic personality disorder involves a long-term pattern of behaviors…

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* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs. ** Nutrient information is not available for all ingredients. Amount is based on available nutrient data. (-) Information is not currently available for this nutrient. If you are following a medically restrictive diet, please consult your doctor or registered dietitian before preparing this recipe for personal consumption.

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Key Takeaways It’s normal to feel hurt when you find out your ex is dating someone new, so it’s important to acknowledge your feelings. Avoidance coping, like ignoring your emotions, can lead to more stress and anxiety. When you encounter your ex with a new partner, keep the interaction brief and polite to manage distress. So you’ve heard from friends that your ex is back on the dating scene. Or maybe you’ve even seen them pop up again on the dating apps, and now you’re deep in your feelings. They’ve obviously moved on, so why does it still hurt so…

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How Cognitive Dissonance Affects MarriagesSimilar to friendships, in marriage, “you will grow and change and make an effort to keep the relationship alive and thriving,” Leikam says. An internal dissonance can result when you and your husband or wife have different views, attitudes, or behaviors. You can love your partner and recognize all they have done to improve your life, and also see that they challenge you in ways that no one else does, or do things that you’re not crazy about.Sometimes, you’ll just let your partner’s behavior slide, and other times you’ll adjust your own beliefs to be consistent…

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Nutrient-packed Brussels sprouts are a cardiologist’s No.1 pick for heart health.Brussels sprouts provide heart-friendly fiber, potassium, nitrates and vitamins C and K.From pizzas to tacos to salads, there are loads of tasty ways to prepare them. Every 33 seconds in the U.S., someone dies from cardiovascular disease. As alarming as this sounds, we have some good news. Actually, great news! There’s a tasty, easy-to-prepare vegetable that can help improve your heart health. And that vegetable is Brussels sprouts.  These cabbage-like little veggies are so great for your heart that cardiologist Carl Lavie Jr., M.D., FACC, says they’re one of his…

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