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Health and nutrition writer and recipe developer. Contributing writer for @EatClean.com.

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Can Castor Oil Really Help Your Hair and Skin? Dermatologists Explain

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By Marygrace Taylor Verified, Korin Miller
| Prevention Verified
5 min read Jump to: What are the benefits of castor oil? Are there side effects of castor oil? Who shouldn’t use it? Castor oil isn’t a new ingredient, but it has become a buzzy one in the beauty world. If you’re wondering whether castor oil benefits your skin and hair health, we asked dermatologists to explain what the research actually says.
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5 Vaccines You Should Get This Fall if You’re Chronic

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By Marygrace Taylor Verified
| HealthCentral Verified
Key Takeaways Vaccines don’t guarantee you won’t get infected, but they train your immune system to respond faster and can lower your risk of severe illness and complications. If you have a chronic condition, a weakened immune system, or are pregnant, staying up to date on recommended vaccines is especially important because infections like flu, COVID, and RSV can more easily lead to serious problems like pneumonia.
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Metabolism Doesn’t Slow Down as Much as We Thought With Age. These 5 Habits Matter More for Weight Maintenance. Original

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By Marygrace Taylor Verified
| Prevention Verified
7 min read How many times have you heard a friend say, “When I was younger, I could eat burgers and milkshakes all day long and never gain a pound.” (Or, ahem, maybe you’ve said that?) As the theory goes, when you’re in your teens and 20s, your metabolism is like a super-efficient engine, burning off calories as quickly as you can scarf them down. But once you hit your 30s, everything starts to slow down.
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