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1. 8 Best Things About Cord Blood Banking That Will Make You Collect and Save Your Child’s Cord Blood
   

   Your baby’s cord blood contains an enormous amount of stem cells. They are dominant cells that contribute to tissue, organ and system development in the body.

2. How to Cleanse Your Liver After the Holiday Season?
   

   Instead of using liver detox products, why not try some of these tips on how to cleanse your liver naturally.

3. 10 Health and Wellness Trends in 2019
   

   As we look ahead to 2019, health and wellness experts are giving us their predictions on what to expect in the coming year.

4. What is the Dukan Diet? What Can You Eat?
   

   Kate Middleton and her mom are said to be followers of this diet.

5. Does Intermittent Fasting Cause Ketosis and Lead to Weight Loss?
   

   But there is an upside to it. When your body is low in glycogen, it releases fat cells in your bloodstream.

6. FDA Approves New Migraine Treatment and Prevention Drug
   

   In May this year, the FDA approved a new class of migraine medications. These drugs are designed to fight migraine headaches before they could even start.

7. Kombucha Health Benefits and Risks
   

   It is a drink with remarkable health advantages, including your brain and heart, especially your digestive tract. But what makes it beneficial?

8. Eating Junk Foods Linked to Cancer Risk
   

   The study revealed that those who consumed most junk food had a high risk of colorectal, stomach and respiratory tract cancers.

9. Eating Nuts Could Boost Male Fertility
   

   Scientists who performed the study were trying to find the reason sperm counts have halved in the last 40 years. The decrease in counts is said to be linked to numerous factors, like smoking, pollution, and an unhealthy diet.

10. Working Overtime Could Increase Risk of Diabetes in Women
    

    Working overtime is already linked to increased anxiety and stress and chronic illness. The most recent research discovered the result of prolonged work hours. Researchers claim that hardworking people are more prone to develop type 2 diabetes.