14 Things That Make You Break a Sweat

Sweat is your body's way of keeping cool when the temperature rises. From menopause to certain medications, here's what can cause you to perspire.

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Are You Eating These Fruits and Veggies Wrong?

While the right type of heat can bring out the nutrients in some fruits and vegetables, you'll need to eat others raw to get the biggest benefit.

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