Frozen honey trend sparks health warnings from experts
TikTok users post videos freezing honey and biting into it sparking concerns from dietitians and doctors. Experts warn excessive intake risks include diarrhea cramps bloating and mouth damage while fructose intolerance and botulism risks are noted for certain groups.
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Strategies for talking with vaccine hesitant loved ones
Jacob Priest, a licensed marriage and family therapist and University of Iowa professor, shares steps to build emotional safety before discussing vaccination. He advises listening, inviting joint exploration, avoiding expert lecturing, and persistent follow up to improve openness despite slow shifts.
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Stick With Water For Washing Produce Says Researchers
A NC State expert and Barfblog contributor says cool running water removes 90 to 99 percent of pathogens from produce, and soap offers no extra benefit and may cause toxicity from residue. Studies show distilled or tap water works as well as cleaners. use a produce brush on firm items, rinse well, and dry thoroughly.
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North Carolina State University
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