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Jayne Feld

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South Jersey native, grieving mother, swimmer, journalist & Flyers fan
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How To Stop Hot Flashes Fast: 7 Cooling Tricks Doctors Say Work in Seconds Original

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By Denise Maher, Marcy Lovitch , Jayne Feld 
| Woman's World
Key Takeaways Doctors say cooling pulse points and popping a mint help stop hot flashes quickly. Certain foods, supplements and breathing tricks may reduce flare-ups naturally. Experts say today’s hot flash treatments can ease symptoms and improve sleep, too. Ever been hit with a sudden wave of heat that leaves you flushed, sweaty and reaching for the nearest fan? Hot flashes are one of the most common—and most disruptive—symptoms of perimenopause and menopause. The good news?
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New high cholesterol guidelines for women and how to bring your levels down

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By Cailey Griffin , Kara Wahlgren , Jayne Feld 
| MSN
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New High Cholesterol Guidelines for Women: Numbers To Watch and How To Bring Your Levels Down Original

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By Cailey Griffin , Kara Wahlgren , Jayne Feld 
| Woman's World
Key Takeaways New cholesterol guidelines give women clearer LDL targets based on heart health risk. Doctors now assess long-term heart risk earlier, starting at age 30. Lifestyle changes and the right statin can significantly lower cholesterol levels over time. If your doctor has ever told you to “keep an eye on your numbers,” here’s good news: The rules around what’s considered high cholesterol have gotten clearer—and a little more personal.
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