Posts by Suzanne Kvilhaug
The Butterfly Shaped Gland: Your Thyroid and How it Affects Your Health

The thyroid gland is a small, butterfly-shaped gland located at the base of the neck just below the Adam's apple. Making sure that the thyroid gland is healthy and functioning properly is crucial to the body's overall well-being. We talked to a leading endocrinologist to gain s insight on thyroid problems, thyroid medication, what you can do to maintain optimal thyroid health and more!

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The Health Benefits of Tea: What Type Of Tea You Should You Be Drinking?

Drinking tea regularly has a variety of health benefits and positive effects on the body. Most of the the varieties featured here include antioxidants that support good health by fighting free radicals in your body, but there isn’t really a “healthiest” choice per se. There are various differences in terms of the flavors, beneficial properties, and nutritional values of each one. Ultimately, the right tea for you will largely depend on what your tastes are and the kind of health issue you’re looking to address.

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Why You Should Stop Using Products With Palm Oil

When it comes to ingredients, keeping track of what’s great, what’s not so great and what needs to be avoided entirely can feel overwhelming. You start to wonder if you should walk around with a little cheat sheet, make up a catchy song full of acronyms or have a website bookmarked on your phone to glance through before buying anything. If you consider yourself an eco-friendly shopper or want to become more of a conscious consumer, knowing more about palm oil and the story behind it is a must.

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10 Low Maintenance Plants That Don’t Require A Green Thumb

Do you love to have plants in your home but can’t figure out how to keep them alive for the life of you? Are you determined to have thriving plants regardless of your lack of skills in the greenery department? We’ve rounded up the best plants that are nearly impossible to kill so the inside of your house can look more like a jungle instead of a plant cemetery.

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