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Four fewer things to worry about

- Coffee: Carbs: Antiperspi­rant: Screen time: Real Simple

Forget the warnings about coffee’s link to cardiovasc­ular issues. A 2017 review of 400 studies determined that most people can safely drink up to 32 oz a day (sans sugar, of course). Coffee is, in fact, the average American’s leading source of antioxidan­ts.

Carbohydra­tes are the body’s top fuel source, and should be, so don’t shun them. “A smarter strategy: Focus on reducing refined carbs (like white bread, pasta, and sweets) rather than cutting out all carbs.”

Both the American Cancer Society and National Cancer Institute have found no evidence to support the popular fear that the aluminum salts in antiperspi­rants cause cancer.

Unwinding by watching TV or checking Facebook is no sin. Relative to mental health, “it’s all about how you feel afterward.” If the habit doesn’t relax or recharge you, “you may want to try something else.” Source:

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