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Karbonhidratları Bağırsak Dostu Bir Prebiyotiğe Nasıl Dönüştürebilirsiniz?

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By Violeta Valdés Verified, Mykenna Maniece
| Vogue Turkey Verified
Haftalık E-Bülten Moda dünyasında neler oluyor? Yeni fikirler, öne çıkan koleksiyonlar, en vogue trendler, ünlülerden güzelllik sırları ve en popüler partilerden haberdar olmak için haftalık e-bültenimize kaydolun.
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The 10 college athletes with the highest NIL valuations

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By Roya Shahidi, Mykenna Maniece
| Yahoo Sports Verified
The 2025-26 academic year was the first full season in which colleges could pay athletes directly. The On3 NIL valuation reflects the current player contract value. Some are valued in the millions. Top college athletes have worked with brands like Nike and Beats by Dre. Some of the top college athletes are making millions of dollars.
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How to Transform Carbs Into a Gut-Friendly Prebiotic

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By Violeta Valdés Verified, Mykenna Maniece
| Vogue Verified
Reheating last night’s spaghetti may not sound like the most glamorous lunch suggestion, but consider it for your gut health. Why? It comes down to a process called starch retrogradation. When carb-rich foods like pasta, potatoes, or rice are cooked and cooled, “the starch molecules reorganize into a more tightly packed, crystalline structure,” says Julie Pace, RDN, a dietitian specializing in women’s gut, hormone, and metabolic health.
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