Is There A Cure For Celiac Disease?
Celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder that affects about 1 in 100 people worldwide, putting them at risk for other illnesses, such as anemia.
Read MoreCeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder that affects about 1 in 100 people worldwide, putting them at risk for other illnesses, such as anemia.
Read MoreTom Brady's intense routine has certainly paid off. Here's everything you need to know about this star quarterback's diet and exercise regimen.
Read MoreCongestion can be caused by many factors, including allergies, a cold, the flu, or a sinus infection. Here are some home remedies that can help.
Read MoreSteaming, boiling, microwaving, pressure-cooking, and vacuum-cooking (sous-vide) kale yields a loss of antioxidants, flavonoids, minerals, and organic acids.
Read MorePrince's death was the result of what appeared to be an accidental overdose of the powerful opioid fentanyl, that followed a life of other health problems.
Read MoreCannabidiol (CBD) oil has skyrocketed in popularity in recent years, but what even is it and where does it come from?
Read MoreBlue potatoes — which are often actually purple — have antioxidants, polyphenols, and other nutrients, and the related health benefits.
Read MoreIf you have trouble getting to sleep, the sleepiness side effect of Benadryl can help you dose off, but is it safe to take it every night?
Read MoreBecause newer antihistamines last 24 hours, and all take time to become effective, it's best to take them at night before you go to sleep.
Read MoreOnce the weather warms enough to warrant wearing sandals, we often forget to protect our feet before exposing them to harmful ultraviolet rays.
Read MoreMany Americans have seasonal allergies and struggle to find relief. Here's everything you need to know about the causes, symptoms, and treatments.
Read MoreSome people swear by using free weights, while others say machine weights are the best, and it's a debate that never ends. Which is best?
Read MoreWhen it comes to changing out contact cases, most contact lens wearers aren't aware that they should be doing it relatively frequently.
Read MoreSunscreen has become a skincare staple for many of us, but what did ancient civilizations do before it was invented? As it turns out, they were very inventive.
Read MoreIf a man were to take one birth control pill, the result would be different than if he were to take a pill every day for a period of time.
Read MoreYou become blue when spring appears, and stay that way until fall, when you inexplicably return to "normal." Did you ever consider you might have reverse SAD?
Read MoreIf seasonal changes cause your mood to plummet, you could be dealing with seasonal affective disorder (SAD).
Read MoreSome common causes of shin pain are overtraining, running longer, and running on hills, which can result in shin splints.
Read MoreSnowboarders can boost their stamina and burn as much as 450 calories an hour, while developing flexibility, balance, and coordination.
Read MoreMucus is normal, healthy, and critical for overall health, and different colors and consistencies can give you clues about whether you're healthy or sick.
Read MoreResearchers believe certain medical conditions like anxiety and depression can increase one's risk for hypertension.
Read MoreYou know kidneys typically come in pairs, but is your left one any different from your right?
Read MoreWhether or not you have an innie or an outie ultimately comes down to how much skin and scar tissue is left behind when your umbilical cord stump falls off.
Read MoreUsing the wrong toothbrush can lead to several issues with your oral health, including tooth sensitivity, tooth and gum disease, and other dental problems
Read MoreMany health experts point to a lack of evidence regarding a link between gluten and brain fog for those who don't have a gluten-intolerant condition.
Read MoreSince many people will likely be affected by the cold and allergies, it's important to take stock of the symptoms to properly treat them.
Read MoreIntermittent fasting triggers a "metabolic switch" that helps the body and brain in several ways, but can it help those with diabetes?
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