
Claire Hannum is a New York City-based writer, editor, wellness seeker, and reiki practitioner. Her writing has appeared in Self, Health, Prevention, and over a dozen other publications. When she's not writing, she's traveling, getting lost in health-related research rabbit holes, and finding new ways to spoil her cat.

Olive Oil and Lemon Juice: A Simple Elixir With Massive Health Benefits
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10 Best Almond Milks for Health (Dietitian Approved List)
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Back Pain From Acid Reflux? Here Are 6 Exercises That Can Help
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The 6 Eating Habits "Glucose Goddess" Swears by for Better Blood Sugar
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Gatorade vs Vitamin Water: Which Is Better + Healthier Swaps
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Monk Fruit vs. Stevia: The #1 Problem to be Aware Of
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What to Know About Egg Whites vs. Yolk: Nutrition, Protein, Benefits, & More
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