How You Know It's Time To Throw Out Your Bra
How long should you hold on to your bra? The lifespan of an everyday bra is about six to twelve months, or after it has been worn about 180 times.
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Here's How Long Crohn's Flare-Ups Typically Last
Crohn's flare-ups can be extremely painful. So much so, on days when symptoms are most severe, it can affect one's ability to function as they normally would.
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Celebrities Who Experienced Major Health Scares
Celebrities are only human, which means plenty of stars have experienced major health scares. Here's a look at some.
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What Sugar-Free Gum Really Does To Your Teeth
Chewing sugar-free gum after a meal was once recommended by dentists as an important part of oral care. But doing so may also have a downside for oral health.
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When You Take Too Much Ashwagandha, This Is What Happens
Looking for ways to help eliminate daily stress and anxiety? Ashwagandha is an ancient herb that seems to hold promise in this area, but can you take too much?
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What You Didn't Know About Botched
To appreciate "Botched" in full, you really need to understand the backstory. Here's what you didn't know about the popular series.
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What Is Whiplash And What Does It Feel Like?
If you've ever been in a car crash, you may have experienced this injury. What is whiplash and what does it feel like?
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What It Really Means When Your Nose Won't Stop Running
While getting the sniffles occasionally isn't a big deal, a constant runny nose can be annoying. Here's what may be going on.
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The Surprising Reason Allergies Make Your Eyes Swell
Allergies can cause itchy eyes that feel swollen and puffy, but why? Learn the surprising reason allergies make your eyes swell.
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Why Long Workouts Aren't Always Better
Fitting in the recommended amount of daily exercise can feel difficult and overwhelming. The good news is, long workouts may not always be better.
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Can You Grow Your Hair Back After You Have Alopecia?
Alopecia is a condition that affects hair follicles, causing bald patches and hair loss. Can you grow your hair back after you have alopecia?
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Is Contrast Bath Therapy Actually Effective?
Contrast bath therapy involves immersing your body in water, repeatedly alternating between hot and cold water temperatures. Is it actually effective?
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What Eating Chocolate Does To Your Face
Chocolate has grown a bad reputation when it comes to skincare. But what does eating chocolate really do to your face?
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Is Dave's Killer Bread Good For You?
In a bread aisle crowded with different brands, Dave's Killer Bread stands out from the crowd. But is Dave's Killer Bread good for you?
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Is Local Honey Better For You?
Honey from local beekeepers can help manage allergies, heal sore throats, treat wounds, and reduce inflammation.
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Science Says Babies Born In These Months Tend To Live Longer
People born in October and November are more prone to developing some diseases, but more likely to become centenarians, while avoiding cardiovascular disease.
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What To Do If You Need To Give Somebody CPR
Knowing CPR and performing it correctly can make the difference between life and death for someone experiencing cardiac arrest. Here's exactly what to do.
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Is It Safe To Take Ashwagandha Every Day?
Ashwagandha is safe for most people to consume daily. However, because little research has been conducted, the long-term effects of ashwagandha are not known.
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How Bad Is It To Eat Spicy Food While Pregnant?
Some moms-to-be go for sweet and salty, others say spicy food is what the baby wants. So let's make sure that dousing food in hot sauce is safe for the baby.
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What Really Happens When You Get The Wind Knocked Out Of You
When the diaphragm is temporarily paralyzed due to a hard blow to the abdomen or chest, it has a hard time expanding and contracting, and breathing is affected.
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Why Your Veins Bulge As You Get Older
Bulging veins can be alarming, especially if they have taken you by surprise. However, experts say they are more of a cosmetic issue rather than a medical one.
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Is The Blue-Green Algae Harmful To Your Health?
Summertime is here, and you may find blue-green algae in your favorite swimming hole. Is it harmful to your health?
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Foods To Avoid If You Have Crohn's Disease
Like other gastric issues, Crohn's Disease is often misunderstood. Many people think of it as an upset stomach or severe heartburn. Neither description is true.
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What Happens To Your Body When You Take Emergency Contraception
When it comes to birth control, there are many forms of contraception to choose from. We know that emergency contraception is effective, but how does it work?
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Different Levels Of SPF Protection Explained
An SPF of 30 allows about 3% of UVB rays to hit your skin. SPF of 50 brings that number down to 2%, and SPF 100 gets it down even further, to 1%.
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Places You're Probably Forgetting To Apply Sunscreen
Experts say common areas people miss when they're applying sunscreen include the ears, lips, eyelids, scalp, and tops of feet.
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The Downsides Of Eyebrow Threading
Of all the hair removal options available, eyebrow threading helps to maintain those out of control edges. But are there potential downsides to this technique?
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