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When you wake up in the morning, there’s nothing worse than having a dry, sore throat. Unless you have kids with a sore throat, too. Unsure of whether your symptoms are serious enough to call your doctor, you start thinking about what could have caused your throat to hurt so bad. Is it allergies? Are
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You’ve tried it all – fad diets, meal plans, and even popular exercise routines like P90X or CrossFit to manage your weight. But still you can’t seem to lose those last 20 pounds so you can fit back into your favorite pair of jeans. It can be extremely frustrating, especially if those around you, such
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