What are the best frozen dinners according to WebMD feature stories?

You can visit the WebMD website directly and search for the articles on frozen dinners. There should be reviews or lists that highlight the best ones.

Fruits like apples, which have a good amount of soluble fiber. Vegetables such as broccoli also contain fiber. Legumes like beans are rich in fiber. Whole grains, for example, brown rice are among the top sources. Nuts, especially almonds, can be a great source. Seeds like chia seeds are high in fiber too. Another source could be certain berries. Avocados also contribute to the fiber intake. And oats are well - known for their fiber content. Finally, leafy greens are often a source of fiber as well.

Some common safe herbs for kids include chamomile for relaxation and peppermint for digestive support. But certain herbs like ephedra are definitely not safe for kids.

I'm not sure specifically as I don't have real - time access to WebMD's top stories. You can visit the WebMD website directly to check them out.

Sure. Firstly, fruits are a major source. Apples, for example, with their skin on, are rich in fiber. The pectin in apples helps with digestion. Vegetables play a key role too. Green beans are a good source, providing both soluble and insoluble fiber. Moving on to whole grains, barley is a great one. It has a lot of dietary fiber which aids in keeping the digestive system healthy. Legumes like black beans are not only high in protein but also fiber. Nuts such as cashews can contribute to the fiber intake. Seeds like sunflower seeds also have fiber. Berries like strawberries are sweet and fiber - rich. Avocados, with their unique texture, are a good source of fiber. Oats are well - known for their soluble fiber which can help lower cholesterol, and finally, spinach is a leafy green full of fiber that is great for overall health.

A memorable one is when someone typed in 'occasional stomach pain'. WebMD gave a bunch of scary possibilities like ulcers or even stomach cancer. But it was just indigestion from eating too much junk food. It's so typical of WebMD to jump to extreme conclusions.

One funny WebMD story could be when someone searched for a minor headache and WebMD made it seem like they might have a rare and serious brain condition at first. But after further research and a visit to the doctor, it was just stress - a common case of WebMD-induced over - worry.

Well, in the realm of 'Frozen' fanfic, the ones that delve into the backstories of the characters are often really good. For example, stories about Elsa's childhood before she had to hide her powers. These can add a lot of depth to her character. And then there are fanfics that take the 'Frozen' world and combine it with other fictional universes in a creative way, which can also be really cool.

One of the best stories could be the in - depth lore of 'The Witcher' series. It has complex characters, moral dilemmas, and a richly detailed world that makes for an engaging story. The tales of Geralt's adventures, his relationships, and the political intrigue in the world are all aspects that contribute to its status as a great story.

Stories about the restoration of historical buildings can also be great feature stories. They often involve a lot of research, the efforts of many people, and the discovery of hidden historical facts during the restoration process. It's really interesting to see how a dilapidated old building is brought back to life.