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Kelsey Ogletree

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Pitchcraft founder. Independent journalist for national outlets: travel, food, golf. Advocate for #freelancewriters + transparency in media. @medillschool alum.

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14 Things Organizing Experts Always Remove From Their Bathrooms First Original

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By Kelsey Ogletree
| Real Simple Verified
Credit: Hero Images Inc./Getty Images Streamline your bathroom by removing unnecessary items and only keep what you regularly use. Ensure safety and well-being by replacing old and expired personal care products. Clear out excess or unused items like hotel toiletries, outdated medicines, and surplus supplies to maximize space. For many people, the bathroom becomes a place where you store (or stuff) your personal care items into any available space.
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The Sleep of Your Dreams

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By Kelsey Ogletree
| Better Homes and Gardens Verified
Sleep is one of your body’s most powerful built-in recovery tools, giving it downtime to restore, repair, and recalibrate. Growing research suggests consistent, quality sleep is linked to better long-term health patterns and may play a role in longevity. A 2024 study in international medical journal QJM found adults with healthy sleep habits tended to live longer than those with poor sleep habits by roughly two years for women and nearly five years for men.
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8 Health Benefits of Turmeric Tea That Doctors Want You to Know About Original

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By Kelsey Ogletree
| Real Simple Verified
Credit: Everyday better to do everything you love/Getty Images You’ve likely heard of turmeric, a plant in the ginger family that’s native to Southeast Asia—but what about turmeric tea? If you’re not already a turmeric fan, there are many reasons to give it a try. We caught up with experts to unpack turmeric nutrition and the health benefits of turmeric, as well as how to make turmeric tea at home.
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