The Top 10 Causes Of Death In The World
If left untreated or not treated promptly, many diseases can lead to death. Among these, ten are said to be responsible for the most number of deaths worldwide.
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Could Drinking Apple Juice Help People Over 50 Age More Gracefully? We Explain
Many drink apple juice both for its health benefits and its taste. Two health experts share insights on how drinking it could affect one's aging over 50.
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What Sleeping With The TV On Can Predict About Your Mental Health
When you sleep with the TV on, it may mean that you need it to fall asleep. But according to an expert, this can say something about your mental health, too.
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These 9 Fruits Have An Unexpected Effect On Your Cholesterol
Nutritionists recommend adding fruits to your diet to enjoy their benefits. Some fruits in particular can have an unexpected effect on your cholesterol levels.
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What Happens To Your Body When You Stop Having Erections
The inability to have an erection can say a lot about a man's health. In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, an expert enumerates some of the reasons.
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The Unexpected Health Benefits Of Eating Sourdough Pizza
Despite its absurdly delightful tastiness and perfection, pizza tends to get a bad rap. However, sourdough pizza may be more beneficial than you'd expect.
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What Happens To Orgasms When You're 50 Or Older
With age can come changes in our sexual functioning. We asked a sexologist what we can expect to experience after the age of 50 when it comes to orgasms.
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Why Women Over 50 Should Drink More Cranberry Juice For Better Health
According to our expert, if you're a woman over 50, you should be drinking a cup, or more, of cranberry juice every day for better health. Here's why.
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Science Says These Are The Healthiest Carbs You Can Eat If You Have High Blood Pressure
If you have high blood pressure, some types of carbs are healthier for you than others. These are the carbs you should be eating to help your blood pressure.
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Low Cholesterol Fast Food Orders That Won't Wreak Havoc On Your Heart
Fast food can wreak havoc on your heart if you don't look closely at its nutritional content. We'll share a few items that are better for your cholesterol.
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Drinking Orange Juice Every Day Has An Unexpected Effect On Your Kidney Stone Risk
Many people drink orange juice for its vitamin C content; but, according to our expert, it can also contribute to preventing kidney stones. Here's how.
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Overcooking Eggs Has An Unexpected Effect On Your Risk Of Heart Disease And Cancer
Cholesterol in eggs is no longer the villain; but, if you're overcooking them, it could affect your risk of heart disease and cancer. A nutritionist explains.
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What It Means When Men Lose An Erection
Losing an erection every now and then is totally normal. However, when it becomes a regular occurrence, it could mean something more. Here's what to know.
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The Healthiest Way To Cook Eggs If You Have High Cholesterol
Packed with nutritional value, eggs are a great addition to your diet. But if you have high cholesterol levels, some ways to cook them are better than others.
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What Happens To Your Cholesterol When You Eat Cheerios Every Day
Over the years, Cheerios has maintained its popularity in the breakfast aisle. And one of its most famous claims is that it can help keep cholesterol low.
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Why You Should Avoid Taking Ibuprofen With Meloxicam
If you're taking meloxicam for pain, but it's not helping, you may wonder if it's okay to add an OTC drug like ibuprofen. Here's what a doctor advises.
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Is E. Coli Deadly? Here's Your Mortality Risk
With the recent E. coli outbreak hitting the news, more and more people have been concerned about its mortality rate. A health expert sets the record straight.
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What Is 'Pink Cocaine'? Doctor Tells Us Ugly Truth About The Drug Tangled Up In Liam Payne's Death
One Direction singer Liam Payne reportedly had pink cocaine in his system when he fell from a balcony and died. What is pink cocaine, anyway?
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The Easy Exercise You Can Do Before Bed To Reduce Stress And Help You Sleep
When it comes to exercise, timing matters. And there's a simple exercise you can perform before bedtime that may help your body burn calories during the day.
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What It Means When Taking Ibuprofen Causes Night Sweats
Is there a link between ibuprofen use and night sweats? An expert sheds light on the NSAID's possible side effects in a Health Digest exclusive interview.
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Warning Signs Your Prostate Is Infected (And What To Do About It)
An infected prostate is something that every man should take seriously. Fortunately, there are telltale symptoms that you need immediate medical attention.
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9 Life Experiences That Increase Your Early Death Risk
There are certain behaviors that we associate with a higher risk of death. But there are also common life experiences that can affect your early death risk.
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What It Could Mean When You Get Acne After Turning 50
It's frustrating to look in the mirror and see pimples, especially if you are over 50. However, it might be telling you about something happening in your body.
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What We Know About Milk Thistle And Prostate Cancer Prevention
Some men might choose to take supplements like milk thistle to reduce their risk of prostate cancer. Here's what a doctor told us about whether it works.
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What Happens To Your Sleep When You Drink Bone Broth Before Bed
Many people adhere to the bone broth diet for its purported benefits. But there might be surprising effects on your sleep if you drink bone broth before bed.
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Your Risk Of Alzheimer's Disease If You're Under 50 (And Why Young People Aren't Immune)
When you think of Alzheimer's disease, an older person probably comes to mind; however, it can occur in people younger than 50. Our expert explains.
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The Blood Type That Increases Your Risk Of Stroke, According To Science
Recent research suggests that your risk of stroke may actually be associated with your blood type. However, the explanation is not as simple as it may seem.
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