Health

A new "budget Ozempic" hack for weight loss is making the rounds on TikTok - but does it really work? More importantly, is it really safe for you to try?

If you've been looking for ways to improve your memory, you might want to try this simple brain exercise involving your sense of smell.

You might think that smelly armpits are caused by bad personal hygiene, but it turns out, that isn't always the case. Sometimes it's unavoidable.

We all feel stressed at some point, it's just part of being human. But it effects more than our day to day, it also has an unexpected impact on our noses.

It may be that you're yawning all the time not because of tiredness, but for another reason entirely. There's even a chance it's related to stress or anxiety.

Is persistent neck pain making it hard for you to go about your day-to-day activities? As it turns out, the body has a "button" that can make it go away.

If you find yourself regularly having trouble when trying to poop, fear not: There's a simple solution. All you need to do is add this to a glass of water.

Research findings suggest that the regular use of the popular NSAID ibuprofen may have a surprising effect on your brain health.

Have you ever felt a strong desire to sneeze, but somehow just couldn't? Here are some novel and unexpected ways you can prompt your body to sneeze.

The winter can be a harsh season for many reasons, one of which being our skin. This cold season has damaging effects on our skin if not taken care of properly.

Telling lies is part of human nature, but most people have signs that they're lying. For example, noses tell a lot about whether or not a lie is being shared.

Chances are, we've all had bad breath at some point. But there's a popular spice that can be used in a variety of ways to help keep your breath fresh.

The way we chew our food can actually have a huge impact on how fulfilled we feel after our meals and have a major effect on our overall weight.

As it turns out, swapping your bed for this sleeping alternative can not only improve the quality of your sleep, but also provide some unexpected benefits.

If you like eating instant ramen on a regular basis, you should read this. Research has shown that frequent consumption of ramen can affect the eyes negatively.

According to research, a deficiency in this specific vitamin can affect your appearance and make you look older. Learn more about why this happens.

According to Traditional Chinese Medicine beliefs, touching our bodies in the right places can actually lower our blood pressure.

Depression affects many aspects of health and everyday life; bone health is no exception. Here's what research reveals about the former's effects on the latter.

Smoking marijuana every day can affect your body in different ways. In particular, it may also have positive and negative effects on your sex drive.

Aging is something everyone experiences, and the process includes many changes in the body that can affect the quality of life. But how does it affect sleep?

Anxiety is a common thing many of us deal with on a daily basis. But what you might not know is that anxiety can also cause hiccups.

Over the years, there has been a ton of discussion about how regular marijuana use can affect your memory. Learn what experts say about it, based on research.

Drinking milk might be something you think kids do, but it turns out, drinking it everyday as an adult can actually help maintain your memory.

Eating applesauce can have the same health benefits as eating apples. Here's what it can do for your hearth health if you eat it on a regular basis..

Orange juice is a popular beverage for many, because of its taste and numerous health benefits. But what does it mean when you're craving it, specifically?

As you grow older, it's important to keep track of your brain health. This simple exercise, when done at least once every year, can help you with this goal.

There is a common medication that can cause your lips to turn blue. Learn more about this, as well as if this discoloration should be a cause for concern.