Here's How Long Your Cold Could Really Last
Colds can be a real burden -- sniffling, sneezing, coughing, and wheezing. They can range from mild to severe, though, and might last longer than you think.
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What It Means When Your Body Feels Weak After Pooping
Have you ever experienced feeling physically weak after a strenuous bowel movement? Find out more about defecation syncope and what to do when it happens.
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Can You Die From Laughing Too Hard?
As the saying goes, laughter is the best medicine -- but can laughter actually kill a person, if one were to laugh hard enough? Here's what research reveals.
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The Best Low-Impact Exercises For Lowering High Cholesterol
If you've been advised to exercise to lower your high cholesterol but you don't want to hurt your joints, then these low-impact exercises are for you.
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You Won't Die If You Have These 12 Organs Removed
Losing an organ might sound like a guaranteed fatal experience. But as it turns out, there are a few organs that you can safely live without. Keep reading.
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Why Mosquitoes Always Bite Your Ankles First
Have you ever wondered why mosquitoes almost always seem to head straight for your ankles whenever they bite you? The answer is actually quite surprising.
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Why The Left Side Of Your Head Hurts
A headache doesn't automatically mean that something is wrong with your brain. If the pain happens on the left side of your head, here are the possible reasons.
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The Popular Sandwich Spread That Helps Prevent The Risk Of Stroke
Did you know that there's a popular sandwich spread that can help reduce your risk of stroke? You might even have it in your cupboard right now.
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Does Your Body Burn More Calories When You're Sick?
Most people lose their appetite when they're sick. However, starving your body when you're down with a cold or flu is the worst thing you can do. Here's why.
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Habits That Increase Your Risk Of Getting The Flu
While influenza is a common illness, there are certain habits that can make a person more susceptible to it. Avoid these behaviors to reduce your risk.
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The Top Three Most Common Bones To Break (& Why), According To Our Doctor
Your body is heavily reliant on the strength of your bones in order to function properly. We talked to experts about the three most commonly broken bones.
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Easy Ways To Boost Your Immunity
Your immune system serves as your body's first and best line of defense against pathogens. Here are some of the simplest and most effective ways to boost it.
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Your Risk Of Heart Disease Goes Up When You Reach This Age
As we grow older, we become more at risk of different illnesses. But research says that upon reaching this age, we become more likely to have heart disease.
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How Eating Too Much Sugar Can Impact Your Cholesterol
Even though cholesterol gets more flak than it deserves, too much of it can be a bad thing. But what does sugar consumption have to do with it? Keep reading.
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Weird Things People See When They Have A Near-Death Experience
The things people see and hear before death has long been a topic of interest for researchers. Here are some of the weirdest reported near-death experiences.
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Why You May Get A Headache When You're Constipated
It's bad enough to have to deal with constipation, and it's even worse when it comes with a headache. But why do these two sometimes go hand in hand? Read on.
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Relieve Your Itchy Mosquito Bites With This Medicine Cabinet Essential
Are you experiencing discomfort from a mosquito bite? If so, you may find relief from the itching by repurposing an essential item from your medicine cabinet.
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Does Using Vicks VapoRub On Your Feet Stop A Cold? Here's What The Science Says
Some sources promote rubbing Vicks VapoRub on your feet and covering it with socks as a means to stop a cold. But is there any scientific evidence behind this?
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This Is What Your Body Feels Like Right Before Passing Out
Fainting is typically a sign that there may be something wrong with your body. Know what symptoms you should be looking out for before you lose consciousness.
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Unexpected Foods That Can Cause Itchy Skin
There are many potential causes for itching, including allergic reactions to food. These are some of the foods that could be responsible for your itchy skin.
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Sleep On This Side Of Your Body To Protect Your Heart
Positioning our body for a comfortable night's snooze isn't just important for our sleep health. Sleep on this side if you want to protect your heart.
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What It Means If Your Heart Starts Skipping Beats
Feeling your heart skip a beat can be alarming -- why is it doing that, and should you be concerned? Here's what it means if you feel your heart palpitating.
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Diseases That Could Suddenly Make You Lactose Intolerant
Surprisingly, there are certain health conditions that can affect how your body reacts to milk. If you've suddenly become lactose intolerant, read this.
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The Unexpected Reason Your Body Throbs When You're In Pain
There's a longstanding belief that when the body is in pain, it experiences throbbing due to the person's heartbeat. New research, however, suggests otherwise.
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What Happens If You Accidentally Ingest Cat Litter?
Ingesting cat litter by accident is a possibility that cat-loving households (especially ones with children) are all too familiar with. But how dangerous is it?
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When To See A Doctor About Your Sleepwalking
Sleepwalking or somnambulism happens to more people than you may think. But when is it time to consult a medical professional about it? Keep reading.
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Can A Flu Shot Really Help Prevent Heart Attacks? Here's What We Know
Medical professionals encourage us to get flu shots to protect us from the flu. But is it true that a flu shot can prevent heart attacks as well? Read on.
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