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This Vitamin Could Play a Major Role in How Well You Poop

By Self.com | Korin Miller | 1/28/2026 5:49 PM

A new study found a link between vitamin B1 and good gut motility. ... Read full Story

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Can You Really ‘Scoop Out’ Your Period?

By Self.com | Ciara Lucas, C.P.T., R.R.C.A. | 1/28/2026 4:49 PM

Ob-gyns explain the viral trend—and if it can actually stop or delay bleeding. ... Read full Story

wellness

The Growing Appeal of a Silent Retreat for Women

By Self.com | Jenna Ryu | 1/28/2026 10:34 AM

Silent retreats offer what life rarely does: real quiet—and a reset you can’t find at home. ... Read full Story

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Lee Tilghman: I Thought Social Media Was the Problem. Then I Looked Deeper.

By Self.com | Lee Tilghman | 1/28/2026 10:26 AM

Lee Tilghman reflects on logging off at the height of her career. ... Read full Story

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Intense Fear of Rejection Is Common In People with This Condition

By Self.com | Korin Miller | 1/27/2026 6:17 PM

Paris Hilton just highlighted her experience with it in a new interview. ... Read full Story

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9 Ways to Say No to Alcohol When Everyone’s Being Nosy

By Self.com | Jenna Ryu | 1/27/2026 2:14 PM

No need to overexplain yourself. This will help you skip drinks—and annoying follow-ups. ... Read full Story

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Itchy Ears, Anxiety, Joint Pain—8 Subtle Perimenopause Symptoms You Should Know

By Self.com | Erica Sweeney, Erica Sloan | 1/26/2026 5:48 PM

Prepare yourself for some unexpected effects. ... Read full Story

wellness

Sitting at Work May Not Be as Terrible as You Think

By Self.com | Korin Miller | 1/23/2026 3:02 PM

You could be doing your brain a solid without realizing it. ... Read full Story

wellness

Can You Really ‘Reset’ Your Hormones?

By Self.com | Rachel Reiff Ellis | 1/23/2026 2:17 PM

A better approach? Support the systems that regulate them naturally. ... Read full Story

wellness

How to Be More Resilient, According to Therapists

By Self.com | Jenna Ryu | 1/23/2026 12:57 PM

Here’s why one mistake can crush some people—but fuel others. ... Read full Story

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Why I’m Choosing Not to Take GLP-1s, Even Though Everyone Expects Me To

By Self.com | Christina Stiehl | 1/23/2026 12:27 PM

I’m a candidate for the meds, but they’re not for me—at least for now. ... Read full Story

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What Women Are Actually Getting Out of Those Menopause Retreats

By Self.com | Erica Sloan | 1/23/2026 12:01 PM

The biggest takeaway often goes beyond simply alleviating symptoms. ... Read full Story

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‘Quiet Quitting’ Your Family Might Save Your Sanity

By Self.com | Korin Miller | 1/22/2026 1:40 PM

Brooklyn Beckham says he just needs a little space. You might too. ... Read full Story

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6 Heart-Healthy Foods All Women Should Be Eating Regularly

By Self.com | Beth Krietsch | 1/22/2026 8:00 AM

Plus, what to avoid for a bigger cardiovascular boost. ... Read full Story

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I Have a Child, and Now I Can't Seem to Have Another Due to Secondary Infertility

By Self.com | L'Oreal Thompson Payton | 1/21/2026 4:57 PM

No one talks about the overwhelming grief—and guilt—of secondary infertility. ... Read full Story

wellness

ADHD Diagnoses Rise in Moms of Preschoolers, but Why?

By Self.com | Korin Miller | 1/20/2026 4:44 PM

New research uncovers a shocking trend. ... Read full Story

wellness

I Got a ‘Mommy Makeover.’ Here’s What You Should Know Before Yours.

By Self.com | Dory Zayas | 1/20/2026 1:27 PM

Be prepared for “drop and fluff,” among other things. ... Read full Story

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What Is Toxic Independence? And 5 Signs You Have It

By Self.com | Michele Ross | 1/19/2026 10:46 AM

Healthy self-sufficiency is a choice. Toxic independence is survival. ... Read full Story

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Is It Anxiety or Hyperthyroidism? Here’s How to Tell the Difference

By Self.com | Sonya Collins | 1/16/2026 12:11 PM

Sweaty palms, racing heart, and trouble sleeping—an overactive thyroid can mimic anxiety. Here’s how to tell the difference. ... Read full Story

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Can You Change Your Circadian Rhythm—and Should You?

By Self.com | Rebecca Fearn | 1/15/2026 4:14 PM

Night owls get a bad rep, but it might be time to leave that shame behind. ... Read full Story

auto

New Spy Shots Catch A Next-Gen Kona Crossover Looking Like The Crater Concept

by carbuzz.com | Jan 29 2026

beauty

13 Major Hair Transformations Celebrities Still Regret

by The List | Mar 03 2025

game

It Seems Developers Don't Want To Make Xbox Games Much Anymore

by GameSpot | Jan 29 2026

knowledge

Here’s Why You Should Start Doing More Things the Hard Way

by Reader's Digest | Jan 29 2026

nation

Senate votes no on grouped funding bills, could lead to shutdown

by upi.com | Jan 29 2026

new_jersey

Gopal blasts Murphy’s final-hour pardons, calls for clemency limits

by NJ Spotlight | Jan 29 2026

nutrition

How Much Protein Do You Really Need? Experts Say It All Depends on Your Age

by thehealthy.com | Jan 22 2026

odd_fun

Maryland man collects his second big lotter prize in under 2 years

by United Press International, Inc. | Jan 29 2026

real_estate

Justin Baldoni quietly ditched California for Tennessee — and wants $40K/month for his Ojai home

by NY Post | Jan 29 2026

retirement

The best (and worst) housing markets for retirees in 2026

by Fox News | Jan 08 2026

technology

Vivaldi just gave tab hoarders the feature they’ve been waiting for

by PCWorld | Jan 29 2026

travel

Kyoto, Made for Two in a World of Quiet Luxury

by World Travel Magazine | Jan 28 2026

upstate

Cardona's Market recognized as NYS historic business

by NEWS10 ABC | Jan 29 2026

wellness

This Vitamin Could Play a Major Role in How Well You Poop

by Self.com | Jan 28 2026

world

Temu faces legal dispute with Argentine e-commerce giant

by United Press International, Inc. | Jan 29 2026

Word of the Day

reciprocate

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for January 29, 2026 is:

reciprocate • \rih-SIP-ruh-kayt\ • verb

To reciprocate is to do something for or to someone who has done something similar for or to you. Reciprocate can also mean “to have (a feeling) for someone who has the same feeling for you.”

// It was kind of my friend to give me a ride to the airport, and on the flight I was thinking of how to reciprocate the favor.

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Examples:

“She entered the post office and greeted Tommaso, who reciprocated with a smile, then Carmine, who stroked his beard and shot her the usual skeptical glance.” — Francesca Giannone, The Letter Carrier (translated by Elettra Pauletto), 2025

Did you know?

“Scratch my back and I’ll scratch yours,” “do unto others as you would have them do to you,” “share and share alike”: such is the essence of the verb reciprocate, which implies a mutual or equivalent exchange or a paying back of what one has received. Reciprocate traces back to the Latin verb reciprocare (“to move back and forth”), which in turn comes from the adjective reciprocus, meaning “returning the same way” or “alternating.” Indeed, one of the meanings of reciprocate is “to move forward and backward alternately,” as in “a reciprocating saw.” Most often, however, reciprocate is used for the action of returning something in kind or degree, whether that be a gift, favor, or feeling.

This Vitamin Could Play a Major Role in How Well You Poop

Can You Really ‘Scoop Out’ Your Period?

The Growing Appeal of a Silent Retreat for Women

Lee Tilghman: I Thought Social Media Was the Problem. Then I Looked Deeper.

Intense Fear of Rejection Is Common In People with This Condition

9 Ways to Say No to Alcohol When Everyone’s Being Nosy

Itchy Ears, Anxiety, Joint Pain—8 Subtle Perimenopause Symptoms You Should Know

Sitting at Work May Not Be as Terrible as You Think

Can You Really ‘Reset’ Your Hormones?

How to Be More Resilient, According to Therapists

Why I’m Choosing Not to Take GLP-1s, Even Though Everyone Expects Me To

What Women Are Actually Getting Out of Those Menopause Retreats

‘Quiet Quitting’ Your Family Might Save Your Sanity

6 Heart-Healthy Foods All Women Should Be Eating Regularly

I Have a Child, and Now I Can't Seem to Have Another Due to Secondary Infertility

ADHD Diagnoses Rise in Moms of Preschoolers, but Why?

I Got a ‘Mommy Makeover.’ Here’s What You Should Know Before Yours.

What Is Toxic Independence? And 5 Signs You Have It

Is It Anxiety or Hyperthyroidism? Here’s How to Tell the Difference

Can You Change Your Circadian Rhythm—and Should You?

New Spy Shots Catch A Next-Gen Kona Crossover Looking Like The Crater Concept

13 Major Hair Transformations Celebrities Still Regret

It Seems Developers Don't Want To Make Xbox Games Much Anymore

Here’s Why You Should Start Doing More Things the Hard Way

Senate votes no on grouped funding bills, could lead to shutdown

Gopal blasts Murphy’s final-hour pardons, calls for clemency limits

How Much Protein Do You Really Need? Experts Say It All Depends on Your Age

Maryland man collects his second big lotter prize in under 2 years

Justin Baldoni quietly ditched California for Tennessee — and wants $40K/month for his Ojai home

The best (and worst) housing markets for retirees in 2026

Vivaldi just gave tab hoarders the feature they’ve been waiting for

Kyoto, Made for Two in a World of Quiet Luxury

Cardona's Market recognized as NYS historic business

This Vitamin Could Play a Major Role in How Well You Poop

Temu faces legal dispute with Argentine e-commerce giant

Word of the Day

10 Odd & Fun

1.Maryland man collects his second big lotter prize in under 2 years

2.Watch: Semi crash covers Wisconsin highway in beer kegs

3.Watch: Production error turns 'crying horse' toy into viral sensation

4.Look: Michigan State Police capture mini donkey named Dolly Parton

5.Look: Kangaroo found hopping loose down Texas road

6.Colo. man wins two big prizes from same scratch-off lottery game

7.Look: Capybara named Prune wins 'long bath showdown'

8.Watch: British 2-year-old breaks two world records playing pool and snooker

9.9-foot boa constrictor removed from Florida resident's yard

10.Watch: Wandering mountain lion captured in San Francisco neighborhood