What Honey Can (and Can't) Do

Honey's been used to heal wounds, ease allergies, and sweeten things up for centuries. Can it really do everything it gets credit for?

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Foods That Are Surprisingly Bad for Your Cholesterol

Energy bars, coffee, Thai takeout, and even some foods labeled "low cholesterol" can raise your levels more than you'd expect.

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