Newsletter 4/9/18: Eat Foods In This Order For Better Health

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Life Hack Of The Day

Dealing with a messy blender? Throw in a mixture of soap and water and hit blend for 30 seconds to get it looking like new.

Up Your Health Game

Can I Take Your Order?

Eating a salad after your main meal could help your digestion and improve your overall dining experience. Two great benefits: It can make your wine taste better and it curbs your dessert cravings (by a lot). Go ahead, be European! [Swirled]

Smell Ya Later!

Garlic breath might be a pain to deal with, but the benefits of eating garlic far outweigh the temporary inconvenience. Having a clove or two on the reg can boost your immunity, zap your acne and help you control your weight. In fact, studies show that women who take a daily garlic supplement lose more weight on average than those who don’t. [Swirled]

You (Pe)Can Do It

The secret to a healthy heart? Adding more nuts and seeds to your diet. New research shows that people who eat meat-heavy diets have a twofold increased risk of heart disease, while those who consume a diet rich in nuts are more likely to be healthy in the long run. [Business Insider]

Live Like A Boss

Text Message Transformation

Texting with your hands could soon be a thing of the past, thanks to new technology that can basically read your mind. Developed by a team of scientists at MIT, the AlterEgo headset works by measuring small signals (called subvocalization signals) that are sent from your brain to your mouth when you think about speaking. The future is now, friends! [TechRadar]

Dolla Dolla Bill, Y’all

If you struggle to pay your bills on time, you’re not alone. According to a new survey, 39 percent of millennial women admit to not paying their bills on time and 35 percent say that they have no savings. To get your finances on track, take an honest look at your spending, automate your payments and come up with a savings strategy that works for you. [Coloradoan]

I Won’t Give Up On You

Jealous of your superstar coworker? Don’t be. New studies show that high performers aren’t as resilient when it comes to challenges, especially if they have to contend with high expectations from others. Looks like being an overachiever isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. [Quartz]

Savor Each Bite

Deal Or No Deal?

Ever wonder which grocery store items are worth splurging on? A good rule of thumb is to go generic for basics like pasta, milk and frozen produce, and opt for brand names when it comes to fancier foods like meat, eggs, coffee and ice cream. Your wallet will thank you. [Swirled]

Love You A Waffle Lot

Did you know that there are two national holidays dedicated to celebrating waffles? Or that frozen waffles were invented in 1953? The breakfast food fave, originally called “froffles,” has quite the history. Fun fact: the world record for the most waffles eaten in one sitting is 29 in 10 minutes. [Swirled]

Recipe Of The Day

This taco skillet is a new twist on an old classic. Best of all, it’s ready in just 20 minutes. [Delish]

Pack Your Bags

Camp So Hard

Adult-only camps are a thing and they’re pretty damn outrageous. From cowgirl yoga ranch camp where you can go horseback riding, attend daily yoga classes and meditate, to zombie survival camp where you learn self-defense skills and navigate an obstacle course, you don’t get wilder than some of these experiences. [Swirled]

You’re So Fly

Alaska Airlines is the best airline in the U.S., according to an analysis from WalletHub. The study was based on various factors including in-flight comfort, cost of airfare and on-time arrival. The worst airline award goes to Spirit Airlines, which is as no-thrills as it gets. [Moneyish]

Deal Of The Day

Italy is a dream destination and, for a limited time, you can fly roundtrip from NYC to Naples for just $390. Buongiorno Italia! [The Points Guy]

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