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the guardian today Tuesday 14 Jun 2016 Top story More » Obama and FBI confirm Pulse nightclub shooter was radicalized on the internet James Comey says Omar Mateen was inspired 'by foreign terrorist organizations' but there is no evidence of a link to a foreign network Editor's picks More » Corbyn to flex Labour's muscles as alarm grows over EU referendum Cameron stands aside from campaigning after latest polls reveal Brexit campaign has six-point lead Paris policeman and wife killed in possible Isis-linked terror attack Fury as law firm boasts of 'great win' over parents of vulnerable children Revealed: first mammal species wiped out by human-induced climate change Notorious far-right activist at Euro 2016 with Russian FA delegation LinkedIn bought by Microsoft for $26.2bn in cash Special report More » Sterling seesaws as Brexit fears grip investors Pound slips against dollar and euro before regaining ground in volatility not seen since financial crash of 2008 Most viewed in last 24 hours More » On Sky News last night, I realised how far some will go to ignore homophobia | Owen Jones The sexualities of those murdered in Orlando shouldn't be glossed over. This was the worst mass killing of LGBT people in the west since the Holocaust EU referendum: leave takes six-point lead in Guardian/ICM polls Brexit supporters have unleashed furies even they can't control | Polly Toynbee Operation Black Vote mocks up Bullingdon club photo to highlight EU Cleveland Cavaliers v Golden State Warriors: NBA finals Game 5 – live! Trump: 'I will suspend immigration' from many countries as president – campaign live Sport More » James and Irving sizzle as Cavaliers beat Warriors to keep NBA finals alive British athletes unite to call on World Anti-Doping Agency to do more Emanuele Giaccherini and Graziano Pellè seal Italy win over Belgium Comment is free More » We must not let the Orlando nightclub terror further strangle our civil liberties | Chelsea E Manning LGBTQ Americans have won many victories. That can't make us complacent | Andrew Solomon Britain's ethnic minorities are better off staying in the EU | Seema Malhotra, Chuka Umunna and Keith Vaz Culture More » Moby webchat – your questions answered on the NRA, RuPaul and being beaten up in Leeds Day Shall Dawn: rare chance to see Pakistan's lost avant-garde classic Welcome to the LOLhouse: how the Berlin Biennale became a slick, sarcastic joke Business More » LinkedIn's rapid 14-year growth led to $26.2bn Microsoft deal Retail jobs to fall to five-year low as shops recoup living wage costs Technology More » Microsoft reveals new consoles: Xbox One S and Xbox One Project Scorpio Apple unfurls more millennial-friendly texting tools including 'emoji prediction' Travel More » 10 of the best new travel books New museum openings lead Beirut's renaissance Life and style More » Dog days are over: what's behind the decline in pets? 'She listens as I waffle on': my adventure in platonic dating Eyewitness picture of the day More » Soldiers of the Household Division at the trooping the colour ceremony during three days of celebrations, which ended on Sunday, to mark the Queen's official 90th birthday EMPICS Entertainment Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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Don't Be Fooled By These 'Healthy' Foods

They may seem more nutritious or lower in fat, but they're hiding large calorie counts and added sugar.

Trouble viewing this email? View as a Webpage Monday, June 13, 2016   Special: Things That Can Fool You Slideshow Avoid These Health-Food Frauds They may seem more nutritious or lower in fat, but they're hiding large calorie counts and added sugar. Slideshow The Reason You're Not Losing Weight Overeating or lack of exercise aren't the only things that can expand your waistline. These things may also be adding on the pounds. Quiz How to Outsmart Food Labels Don't be tricked by claims like "natural," "lightly sweetened," or "zero trans fats." Slideshow 12 Surprising Signs of Depression Forgetfulness, using the Internet too much, back pain, even shopping could be symptoms of a deeper problem. Slideshow Sneaky Sources of Hidden Sugar Did you know some pasta sauces have as much sugar as a chocolate chip cookie? Slideshow What's in Your Skin Care Products? Bird droppings, algae -- what other gross things may be hiding in your beauty products? Salt Shockers From breakfast cereal to canned veggies, these foods are shockingly high in sodium. How to pick healthier alternatives. True or False? • Some Red Food Dye Is Made From Bugs • You Can Be Addicted to Social Media • 'Low Cholesterol' Foods Can Raise Your Cholesterol Health Problems Revealed By ... • Your Nails • Your Skin ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT You are receiving this message because you registered with WebMD as mantiskhiralla@gmail.com. If you did not register for WebMD please contact our Customer Care Team. www.webmd.com  |   Unsubscribe  |  WebMD Privacy Policy © 2016 WebMD, LLC. All rights reserved. WebMD Office of Privacy | 1201 Peachtree Street, NE | Atlanta, GA 30361