This Is What Really Causes A Stye
A stye is a red bump along the edge of your upper or lower eyelid, usually around the eyelash line. Styes may develop due to a number of reasons.
Read MoreA stye is a red bump along the edge of your upper or lower eyelid, usually around the eyelash line. Styes may develop due to a number of reasons.
Read MoreLike with any vaccine, the flu shot comes with a set of potential side effects. Here is the real reason why you might experience a fever after getting it.
Read MoreMany people assume you have to hit the gym to burn calories. However, ice skating is one exercise you may be overlooking if you want to get in shape.
Read MoreMany of us aim to drink more water to be healthy, but we often don't think about some of the potential drawbacks, specifically linked to bottled water.
Read MoreMany people experience acid reflux at some point. While there are many over-the-counter options to treat it, some are turning to apple cider vinegar.
Read MoreAge is just a number, but your skin may start to show signs of ignoring that notion. Here is when you should begin using anti-aging products.
Read MoreWe all know that babies drool -- but is there such a thing as too much drooling?
Read MoreWhite bread has a high glycemic index, which can be dangerous for diabetics because it rapidly delivers glucose to the bloodstream.
Read MoreYou may not have ever considered taking up racquetball, but believe it or not, the sport is associated with several health benefits.
Read MoreAlmond flour has a low glycemic index and contains nutrients that can benefit brain and heart health.
Read MoreTraining yourself to be an early bird will be hard, but it's possible with enough determination. Night owls can alter their sleep schedule in a few ways.
Read MoreEven if this sanctuary of a port-a-potty is exactly what you need at the right time, take a moment to consider your other options first.
Read MoreMost Americans don't get enough sleep at night. Here's what happens to your body when you get an extra hour of sleep.
Read MorePeople who got at least eight hours of sleep enjoyed the best sleep quality at 82 percent, while people who went to bed early woke up in a better mood.
Read MoreRecurring dreams tend to expose our fears and the sources of stress in our lives. A distressing recurring dream may also point to unmet psychological needs.
Read MoreProblems with diet and your sleep environment can both contribute to feeling less-than-rested in the morning.
Read MoreTurmeric aka curcumin shows great promise for anti-inflammatory responses in the body, but absorption may be limited, so method of consumption is important.
Read MoreIf you suffer from migraines, knowledge about the causes, symptoms, and treatments is vital to your health. Read on to learn everything you need to know.
Read MoreWhat happens to your body when you get in your full 8 hours? Turns out, a bunch of amazing internal processes that help keep you healthy. Read on to learn more.
Read MoreThe two share some symptoms, but usually muscle aches, tiredness, loss of taste or smell, diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting are more indicative of COVID-19.
Read MoreMany spicy foods can contribute to the need to rush to the restroom, because the ingredient capsaicin can speed up the digestive process.
Read MoreMost people carry tension in their shoulders, which can then migrate toward the neck due to the interconnectedness of muscles.
Read MoreDepending on how you wash your underwear and what detergent you use, you might not be completely eliminating the bacteria on it, which could impact your health.
Read MorePap smears, also called cervical smears or pap tests, have helped prevent deaths from cervical cancer. When should you get your first one?
Read MoreBlood is the primary carrier of oxygen and nutrients throughout your body. It is made of plasma, which is 80% water and 20% solid material.
Read MoreIf using ketchup in moderation is a challenge for you, it may be time to take a closer look at the labels. Here is how much sugar is hiding in the condiment.
Read MoreIf you have high blood pressure, it's important to be mindful of your diet. Cooking with one specific oil can help you manage the condition.
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