1.Mice and Rats Mice are in every town in America, and by some estimates, there’s one rat for every person in the U.S. They’re

  1.Tie It Down Time to secure your TVs and furniture — just in case. Use furniture straps to hold TVs, bookshelves, dressers, and other

  1.Apples, Peanut Butter, and Crackers For pregnant women, the best snacks — like this one — combine things from at least two food groups.

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  1.Honey A teaspoon or two of honey may cut mucus production. Honey also kills germs. But remember, it can cause botulism, a rare form

  1.Was It Something You Ate? That doughnut at work seemed too good to miss. But now you want something else. Tasty in the moment,

  1.Does Bad Hair Mean Bad Health? Is your hair trying to tell you something about your health? Maybe. Some conditions and medications affect your

  1.Respiratory Illness The most common culprit for that rasp in your voice? An infection in your airways. A cold, the flu, bronchitis, or another

  1.Cream of the Crop If you regularly load up your grocery cart with a variety of veggies, you could be well on your way

  1.Drink the Right Things You need fluids ­– about 8 cups a day — to keep your body hydrated and your mucus thin. Water