What Happens If A UTI Goes Untreated?
You shouldn't assume your urinary tract infection will get better on its own. An untreated UTI can result in serious health complications.
Read MoreYou shouldn't assume your urinary tract infection will get better on its own. An untreated UTI can result in serious health complications.
Read MoreThe South American adaptogen can boost male sexual desire and fertility, according to scientific studies.
Read MoreAs it turns out, placing cucumbers over your eyes makes a lot of sense. This vegetable is full of moisture, which can be beneficial to your skin.
Read MoreYoga mats have become a fixture for home workouts and public gyms alike. However, every yoga mat eventually needs to be replaced, but when?
Read MoreTies may be a part of your everyday outfit, but they might have more of an impact on your body and overall health than you originally thought.
Read MoreYou might not think about your everyday underwear much, but your may be making mistakes with your underoos that impact your health. Read on to learn more.
Read MoreOver the years, several theories have emerged within the scientific community as to why we have dreams, many of which illustrate a clear mind-body connection.
Read MoreWhile brushing your teeth regularly is essential for good dental hygiene, brushing too hard can be harmful. Here is how you should really brush your teeth.
Read MoreAs hard as it can be to get moving in the morning, Dr. Oz's 7-minute workout routine is short enough to be squeezed into any schedule.
Read MoreBread can be a no-no if you're trying to manage your weight and/or blood pressure, or have celiac disease, gluten intolerance, prediabetes or diabetes.
Read MoreEinstein's theories of relativity helped define the fastest-aging part of the body — the head.
Read MoreWhen you feel sad, the last thing you want to do is work out. However, there are many exercises that can improve your mood, especially when performed outdoors.
Read MoreWhat's going on when you keep waking up at the same time each night? Is it anything to be concerned about?
Read MoreEating snow doesn't sound like it'd be a bad thing (it's just water, right?) but there may be some health risks associated with this childhood activity.
Read MoreExercise can be used to channel or manage your anger, and one of the best ways to do that is by engaging in workouts like boxing or jumping rope.
Read MoreOnly during periods of deep sleep do our brains emit delta waves, which are related to reaction time, processing speed, and recuperating from sleep loss.
Read MoreNaps have many benefits, including improved memory, reduced stress, and more creativity. But it's important to time your nap between 12:30 and 2:00 p.m.
Read MoreEating more berries can benefit the brain in more ways than one, including preventing inflammation and cognitive decline.
Read MoreIf our cats aren't eating or sleeping, they can likely be found cleaning themselves, so is it really dangerous to have a cat while pregnant?
Read MoreScience shows that microwaving your damp kitchen sponge can kill bacteria and viruses, and extend its use.
Read MoreYou may develop irritated skin, red bumps, or itchy skin after shaving. That being said, the direction in which you shave can make all the difference.
Read MoreChronic neck pain differs from the occasional stiff neck and can sometimes signify more of a serious medical issue. Here is how it can impact your health.
Read MoreMorning sickness is something that most people have heard of, but many underestimate it until it happens to them while pregnant. What is the reason behind it?
Read MoreWhat happens when you have too much vitamin E? Here's what to look out for if you suspect you may be getting excessive amounts of this nutrient.
Read MoreExperts are now stating that the flu and COVID-19 vaccines can be safely administered on the same day.
Read MoreWhen the body stops producing the hunger hormone ghrelin, that's a signal to your body that you're full, plus the stomach also has stretch receptors.
Read MoreAnyone who shaves has dealt with razor burn at some point. Here's what really causes this annoying skin problem.
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