Are Pore Vacuums Safe?
Pore vacuums became popular a couple of years ago as a way to suck out the blackheads on your nose. But how safe are they for your skin?
Read MorePore vacuums became popular a couple of years ago as a way to suck out the blackheads on your nose. But how safe are they for your skin?
Read MoreA newly acquired lump under your skin may be a cyst or a boil. Both are similar in appearance, but there are differences between the two.
Read MoreCactus water is a naturally pink liquid that is often made by mixing prickly pear concentrate with water. Is drinking it on a regular basis good for you?
Read MoreBenadryl is the brand name of diphenhydramine, an antihistamine. It can be safe when taken as instructed, but what happens when you take too much?
Read MoreMakeup is a great tool to cover up unsightly breakouts, but it may be making your acne worse. Read on to learn what mistakes you might be making.
Read MoreSome people don't sweat as much as others, while many people don't sweat at all. Here are the factors that play a role in whether you sweat excessively.
Read MoreAre you making these incredibly common mistakes when buying and wearing deodorant?
Read MoreIf you suddenly find yourself needing naps every day, or if they affect your nighttime sleep, reassess their frequency and check with your doctor.
Read MoreAre soft serve ice cream machines sanitary? Here's what one investigative report found.
Read MoreYou may see your feet swell if you've been on them for an extended period of time or have underlying health issues, but when should you call your doctor?
Read MoreThe jewelry we wear can almost feel like a second skin when we rarely take it off before bed, but does wearing it to bed have an impact on our health?
Read MoreThe more clutter in your home, the more important a deep clean is for your health, but standard cleaning can also be effective in preventing illness.
Read MoreNinety-five percent of 450 food-related plastic products released hormone-disrupting chemicals after everyday uses, including many that were BPA-free.
Read MoreTo gain optimal fluency, learn a new language by the age of 10, though data shows that you can still become proficient through the age of 18.
Read MoreWomen disproportionately outnumber men when it comes to donating kidneys. But why is this the case? Read on to learn more.
Read MoreMedications and supplements can be essential to your body functioning properly, but there are some that shouldn't be taken together. Read on to learn more.
Read MoreWhile yoga is known for its mind and body connection, it can actually be a big benefit to your fitness and weight loss routine. Read on to learn more.
Read MoreMany people are unaware that croquet can be an effective low-intensity workout that can also provide several mental health benefits.
Read MoreBunions are large bumps that grow on the side of your foot around the joint of your big toe, but what causes them, and what is the treatment?
Read MoreDiabetes is a condition where your body either has difficulty metabolizing insulin or it does not produce insulin at all. What happens when it goes untreated?
Read MoreSome people may find themselves with sweaty feet, especially those diagnosed with hyperhidrosis, or excessive sweating. Here's why your feet sweat so much.
Read MoreBoth distance running and sprinting burn calories, elevate your heart rate, and trigger a sweat, but what's the difference between the two?
Read MoreMany people rely on their morning cup of joe to help them get through the day, but is it safe to continue to drinking coffee while pregnant?
Read MoreSex releases a flood of hormones and neurotransmitters that can affect mood and even manage pain.
Read MoreYou've probably stayed out in the sun a little too long before. You've also probably experienced peeling skin as well, which is a common problem after sunburns.
Read MoreA tick bite is often unnoticeable until after the fact. The common symptoms include redness at the site, mild swelling, and the development of a sore.
Read MoreDo you ever experience itching, redness, or swelling where your jewelry comes in contact with your skin? You may want to consult a dermatologist.
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