For a long time, nuts got a bad rap because they're high in fat and calories. But guess what? It's mostly the good fat—the stuff your heart loves! Nearly all plain, raw, or dry-roasted nuts are a win for your health, packing protein, fiber, vitamins, and those amazing healthy fats. But, just like in any great friendship group, some nuts offer a little extra sparkle, and others need a little asterisk next to them.

Hey there, glow-getters! Let's talk about the magic word on everyone's lips: collagen. It's the protein that acts like scaffolding for our skin, keeping it plump, bouncy, and youthful. We're all about that healthy, radiant skin, but before you splurge on another pricey serum, have you checked your crisper drawer?

Ah, blueberries. Those delightful little bursts of joy, perfect for a pancake, a smoothie, or, if you're like me, a handful straight from the carton, precariously close to their "best by" date. But hold your horses, berry lovers, because these tiny titans of tartness aren't as free-wheeling as they seem. If you pair them with the wrong dance partner, you might as well be serving up a culinary crime. So, buckle up, here is the list of foods you should never eat with blueberrie