Health Conditions

As it's a fairly common condition, indigestion isn't necessarily a cause for alarm in most cases. But there are instances where it may hint at something worse.

We're always open to trying new ideas to get things moving, whether that is drinking a warm cup of coffee, or running around the apartment - what about agave?

Colon cancer is one of the deadliest types of cancer. Drinking this beverage may reduce your risk, while also offering other health benefits, too.

Skin tags can be an annoyance, and although their fundamental cause is still a mystery, is high cholesterol connected to their development?

When constipation keeps you stuck in the toilet, chances are that you immediately think of what to eat to help you. You should try this particular carbohydrate.

Foot washing has become a hot topic lately thanks to a social media post from Jason Kelce. What happens, though, if you leave your toes untouched while bathing?

There are numerous reasons why we should always strive to have an early bedtime. As it turns out, going to bed late can have an effect on blood pressure, too.

Good posture (or the lack thereof) affects your health and wellbeing in different and even unexpected ways. Suprisingly, it can also affect how you urinate.

Most of us would do anything to avoid hemorrhoids. Thankfully, there are some risk factors within our control, one of which has to do with how we poop.

When you exercise, your heart works harder to get more blood to your muscles. However, it could be a warning sign if you see this change in your blood pressure.

What's in your cardiologist's lunchbox? You can bet it's not any of these three foods.

Activia Yogurt leans heavily into gut health and happiness in its marketing materials. But given what we know about it, can it help alleviate constipation?

For most people, coffee gets the job done when it comes to moving things along, so to speak. But what other beverages can help you conquer constipation?

You might be concerned that too many sardines could cause mercury toxicity, but, actually, this polarizing protein can help lower high blood pressure.

Taking supplements enables people to make up for certain nutritional deficiencies. But certain types, like melatonin, can have unexpected effects on the body.

While eating yogurt can provide several health benefits, you way want to avoid this type of Activia yogurt if you have a particular medical condition.

Sitting down to watch all the episodes of a TV show might be part of your regular routine. But it could be affecting your pee in strange ways, per research.

While pasta can be quite enjoyable to eat, you may want to reconsider if you are experiencing this symptom. Some types of pasta may actually make it worse.

If you have high blood pressure, this can increase your risk of having a heart attack or a stroke. Eating this fat can help reduce your blood pressure.

According to TikTok, there are three convenient ways to reduce your stress hormone levels. But are these cortisol-lowering strategies supported by science?

As we age, our bodies go through many changes. This is how those changes can affect our risk of developing high blood pressure as we turn 50.

A few minutes spent basking in the glow of the sun's rays may leave us feeling happier. But did you know it can also have a positive effect on your prostate?

When it comes to dealing with constipation, certain foods are regarded as effective remedies. But one food in particular can actually help with cholesterol too.

Independently, elevated cholesterol and blood pressure levels can cause many problems for your body. This vegetable offers a solution to both, simultaneously.

Stress and anxiety can have a variety of effects on your health, including this little-known effect on your high cholesterol. Here's what to know.

Out of all the solutions for constipation, exercising probably isn't a top-of-mind option. But as it turns out, a popular kind of exercise can help you poop.

There's nothing particularly spooky about ghost poops, despite how they're making waves on social media. In fact, they may even be indicators of health.