While many heart attack risk factors are physical, research suggests that emotions like feeling angry may also play a role. Here's what scientists have learned.
One "health" food contains five times the sugar found in a Krispy Kreme glazed donut. However, there's a subtle difference in the type of sugar present in each.
Despite all of the myths you may have encountered while preparing for a night of drinking, one supplement may actually help prevent your next hangover.
PMS (premenstrual syndrome) is no joke, and we're here to help you deal with it. Here are 14 easy stretches that can help bring relief from menstrual pain.
What happens to your body if you swallow too much toothpaste while brushing your teeth? More importantly, what exactly does "too much toothpaste" look like?
Have you ever wondered how long it would really take for a person to bleed to death? Here's the answer - as well as what you should do in order to prevent it.
Are you an avid runner? Your diet has a huge impact on your performance. Here are 5 of the best and 5 of the worst foods you can eat for training and recovery.
There are some serious dangerous forever chemicals that could be lurking in your makeup products. Here's what they are, and some chemical-free products.
"I just can't help myself, baby!" your straying partner insists. Is there a grain of truth to this excuse? Scientists say cheating might be in their DNA.
Alzheimer's disease is the seventh leading cause of death in the U.S. Fortunately, there are foods you can eat to help reduce your risk of developing it.
A new TikTok food trend is going around, and this one is delicious and healthy. The yogurt magic shell trick adds decadent chocolate to protein-rich yogurt.
Prime Energy packs a punch when it comes to caffeine content and experts claim that it may pose potential health risks to consumers, especially children.
We all know the struggle of getting a band-aid to stay on our finger to protect our cuts and other wounds. Now we can turn to TikTok for help with a custom fit.
Scabs mean that the body is working hard to heal from a wound or injury. But why do they always give us that irritating urge to scratch? Here's why they itch.