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Design by MNT; Photography by annabogush/Getty Images & Nastasic/Getty Images. Intermittent fasting, or only eating food in certain time windows, is one practice that may carry certain health ...

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If you’d like to heal your body with food, a good place to start is by avoiding the many foods you should not eat for a healthy diet. But first, what constitutes a “healthy” diet anyway?