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I’ve been on a mission to get my health markers in check. My cholesterol numbers have been stubbornly high, and I’ve been resisting the push toward prescription statins, wanting to try a natural path first. That’s when I stumbled upon the buzz around citrus bergamot. After sifting through countless brands, I landed on Naomi Whittel’s
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As a new parent, I was obsessed with finding “the one” piece of baby gear that would make life simpler. I quickly zeroed in on the all-in-one car seat stroller, a category dominated by the famous Doona. Then, its first true competitor, the Evenflo Shyft DualRide, hit the market.1 I’ve spent countless hours analyzing both,
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