Air fryers have become a kitchen must-have. For a while, many jokes floated around that people who owned one never stopped talking about it. Consider me guilty of this, as I can't stop raving about it ...

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Fish oil supplements might not be as good for your heart as we once thought, a new study suggests. At least, not for everyone. Numerous studies have shown that eating fish is associated with a reduced ...

Fish oil is generally safe but can cause side effects such as bad breath, diarrhea, unpleasant aftertaste, heartburn, and reduced immune function.

If you believe wellness podcasts and social media, inflammation is something to be avoided at all costs. But despite the term’s dreaded reputation, it’s rarely ever clearly defined—I’ve heard it used ...