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Is Drinking Ice Water Bad for Digestion?

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By Ana Morales, Mykenna Maniece Verified
| Vogue Verified
If you experience bloating, then you’ve probably considered how everything from your fiber intake to probiotics, alcohol, and stress could impact a meal. But traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) points to something else that might be the issue: your hydration habits. Your glass of ice water during meals may have a greater effect on your digestive system than you realize.
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Try the Romantic Wet Lash Look This Summer

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By Jeanne Ballion Verified, Mykenna Maniece Verified
| Vogue Verified
You know that moment in a rom-com, just before the characters passionately kiss in the rain? The heroine’s eyes are filled with yearning, her eyelashes glistening and ever-so-perfectly clumped? (See: Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany’s; Allie in The Notebook.) Luckily, you can recreate the look—no relationship drama or rain required. “We’ve been doing the wet, clumped lash look on the runway for seasons and seasons,” makeup artist Cindy-Paula Rodriguez says.
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8 Fruits That Fight Inflammation and Support Gut Health Original

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By Laura Solla Verified, Mykenna Maniece Verified
| Vogue Verified
To be Dua Lipa, eating cherries on the beach during your Italian honeymoon getaway. Unsurprisingly, the pop star has great taste (literally), as Harvard recently listed cherries as one of the best anti-inflammatory fruits. Even if cherries aren’t your thing, there are plenty of other fruits that provide anti-inflammatory benefits and can even help your gut thanks to the presence of powerful antioxidants (like polyphenols and vitamin C) and fiber.
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