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The fatty foods that are good for you

As components of a healthy diet there are some fatty foods that are good for you. They help keep the brain, heart and skin remarkably healthy.

What our body is trying to tell us.

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Raw milk and dairy products: a risky fad

Eat foods as nature creates, without processing them in any way or cooking them, to benefit from all the macro- and micronutrients they contain and take advantage of their valuable

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The shape of the body reveals the condition of our health status

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Drinking while eating: with these foods.

At least 1.5 liters of fluids per day. This is the average recommended minimum amount that one should take in every day, throughout the year, to ensure that the body has sufficient hydration, which is essential for proper functioning and full well-being. But, in summer, daily drinking liters of fluids rise to 2-2.5 due to heat, which increases skin perspiration, and more or less intense sweating. Can you manage to drink that much? Probably not in many cases. To facilitate the feat, you can take foods that are naturally rich in water, which along with fluids provide valuable minerals and vitamins. These for example .

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MEDICINA TRADIZIONALE CINESE	CARDIOCHIRURGIA	FARMACI E DISPOSITIVI MEDICI	GENITORIALITÀ	LA CULTURA DELLA SALUTE
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MODI DI ESSERE	SALUTE E SOCIETÀ	SANITÀ E PAZIENTI	SESSUALITÀ	TERZA ETÀ
TUMORI	URGENZE

ALIMENTAZIONE E NUTRIZIONE	NATURA SPORT LUOGHI
COLTIVARE LA SALUTE	MENOPAUSA
MAMMA IN FORMA	MEDICINA TRADIZIONALE CINESE
CARDIOCHIRURGIA	FARMACI E DISPOSITIVI MEDICI
GENITORIALITÀ	LA CULTURA DELLA SALUTE
LE UTILITIES DELLA SALUTE	MEDICINA GENERALE
MEDICINA NATURALE, TERMALE	MENTE E CERVELLO
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SALUTE E SOCIETÀ	SANITÀ E PAZIENTI
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APPARATO UROGENITALE	CUORE E CIRCOLAZIONE
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SISTEMA NERVOSO

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