Fast food and packaged meals have at least two things in common. They both make mealtime more convenient, and they both have been linked to widespread food poisoning cases. In 2015, alone, there have been numerous serious food poisoning outbreaks, including at:
Chipotle. At least 45 people were felled by an E. coli strain after eating at this fast-food chain, with a third of those having to be hospitalized. As of December 2015, the actual contaminated food product had not yet been identified.
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Do not ever underestimate the importance of your feet. They hold all your weight when you walk, exercise and do various other activities. If your feet are overworked, they can start hurting and affect other parts of your body, including your back. Luckily, just changing some of your lifestyle choices can have a positive effect on your feet. Here are eight effective ways to keep your feet healthy and pain free:
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If you're tired of looking tired, or find that no amount of high-quality makeup is enough to detract from your jowls, deep wrinkles, or other facial imperfections, you may be considering cosmetic surgery to help you achieve a more youthful appearance. However, with most insurance plans excluding cosmetic surgery from coverage or even preventing out-of-pocket funds spent on cosmetic surgery from applying toward your annual deductible, you may find that the cost of this surgery places it outside your financial reach.
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When it comes to taking care of your body, one of the biggest things you should be concerned with is your back. Your back is the biggest load bearing series of muscles and bones that is present in your body, and without the adequate support of your back, you will not be able to do things that you once deemed very easy to do, which include lifting, climbing, or in some very serious occasions, even walking.
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According to the International Osteoporosis Foundation, an estimated 75 million individuals throughout Europe, the United States and Japan are living with osteoporosis. From the increased risk of bone fracture to the chance you'll lose height, chances are your doctor has discussed several of the complications of osteoporosis with you. However, the one aspect of this condition that might be overlooked is the devastating impact it can have on your oral health.
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