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A steaming speckled mug of black coffee on a wooden bedside table beside an unmade bed, with reading glasses, a potted plant and morning sunlight through a sheer curtain

Should You Wait 90 Minutes to Drink Coffee After Waking Up?

The 90-minute coffee rule has never been tested directly. What research shows about morning cortisol,...
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A speckled mug of golden turmeric milk with fresh turmeric root and a small bowl of ground turmeric on a sunlit kitchen counter, with a blank pill organizer and a glass of water in the background

Does Turmeric Thin Your Blood? Blood Thinners, Aspirin and Surgery

Turmeric is not a blood thinner medicine, but supplements may raise bleeding risk with blood...
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Does Asian Flush Go Away? Why It Comes and Goes, or Starts Later in Life

Asian flush comes from a lifelong ALDH2 deficiency. Why some people flush less over time,...
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A ceramic bowl of frothy bright green matcha beside a glass cup of pale steeped green tea, with a bamboo whisk and small dishes of matcha powder and loose tea leaves on a sunny wooden desk

Matcha vs Green Tea: Caffeine, Antioxidants, Taste and Price Compared

Matcha and green tea come from the same plant, but matcha is shaded and drunk...
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How to Brew Green Tea: Water Temperature, Steep Time and Ratios

Brew green tea with water at about 175 to 185°F (80 to 85°C) for 1...
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