What It Means When Nausea Makes You Burp
Stress, motion sickness, and hangovers can all make us feel nauseous. But if your nausea is making you burp, it may be time to see a doctor.
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What It Means When Your Lips Turn White
White lips are a clear indication from your body that something is going on, and they might be able to tell you more about your health than you think.
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The Best Drinks To Have After A Workout (That Aren't Water)
Water is always an optimal choice for hydrating after a workout, but these are some of the best post-workout drinks that aren't water. Some might surprise you.
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The Unexpected Reason The Back Of Your Head Hurts
Pain that resonates in the back of the head can occur for a number of different reasons. But there's one common headache trigger that you may never suspect.
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The Unexpected Meat You Can Still Eat After It Gets Moldy
When it comes to meat, mold is generally not a good sign. Some types of molds can cause illness. However, there are some meats that get a pass, including these.
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What It Means When Your Urine Is Foamy
Foamy urine can be shocking to see at first, and may even lead you to think that you have a serious disease. But when is it actually time to see a doctor?
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Science Says This Sport Is Best For Increasing Life Expectancy
It's a well-known fact that exercise can lengthen your life. But are some exercises better than others? Science now seems to have a definitive answer.
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TikTok's Barbie Foot Challenge Is Riskier Than You Think
Fans are embracing all things Barbie -- but doctors want you to stay away from the TikTok Barbie foot challenge. Here's why you might want to skip it.
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Why Standing In One Place Is Much More Tiresome Than Walking
It takes some serious effort to stand in place for any amount of time -- but walking doesn't feel nearly as challenging. Here's how to make it feel easier.
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Why You Have To Pee When You Feel Anxious
Have you found yourself rushing to the bathroom every ten minutes when you are feeling anxious? It turns out there's a scientific reason for your need to pee.
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You Should Avoid This Type Of Canned Tuna, According To The FDA
Is canned tuna a regular part of your diet? According to the U.S. Food & Drug Administration, there's a specific type of canned tuna that you should avoid.
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Try This Unique Sleeping Position To Beat Nighttime Heartburn
Symptoms of GERD can worsen at night, and can even interrupt sleep. According to research, this unique sleeping position can beat nighttime heartburn.
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What Sleeping On Your Left Side Can Do For Your Health
Getting enough sleep every night benefits your body, but your sleeping position also matters. Here's what sleeping on your left side can do for your health.
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Why A High Protein Diet Could Spell Constipation Trouble For You
There are some disadvantages to sticking to a high-protein diet, including constipation. Here's how this conscious lifestyle choice affects your bowel movement.
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The Hidden Nutritional Benefit Popcorn Has Over Fruits And Vegetables
Popcorn tends to have a reputation as a junk food snack for comfy movie nights. But would you believe that it actually has a hidden nutritional benefit?
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Why Your Ears Hurt When You Swallow
Have you ever experienced pain in your ears right after you swallow? There are a number of reasons that can explain that, some of which may require a doctor.
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How To Tell If Your Itchy Skin Could Be Cancer
Every once in a while, you get the urge to scratch your skin. While having itchy skin is normal, in some cases, it can be a sign of cancer. Here's how to tell.
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Think Twice About Sleeping Through Your Alarm (And How To Prevent It)
Time to think twice about hitting the snooze button on your alarm every morning. Fortunately, there are ways to ensure a night of quality sleep for yourself.
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Are Barebells Protein Bars Actually Good For You? What To Consider
A good protein bar can be the perfect post-workout snack when you're in a hurry, but are Barebell's protein bars good for you? We break it down.
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Why Low-Fat Cheese Could Actually Be Unhealthy
Let's dive into the research behind why full-fat cheese might be the healthier choice and why added fillers could make low-fat cheese unhealthy.
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Relieve Itchy Mosquito Bites With This Unexpected Spoon Hack
Got a bug bite? A spoon may be all that's required to achieve instant relief from an itchy mosquito bite. Learn the science behind this easy skincare hack.
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Can Living In A City Improve Your Life Expectancy?
While you might be tempted to give city life up and go off the grid, you may want to rethink that decision -- at least, if you want to live longer.
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The 12 Best Ways To Cope With Depression (That Aren't Medication)
About 5% of adults in the world have depression. Here are some of the best ways to cope with depression in your daily life without pharmaceutical intervention.
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What Your Fingers Can Predict About Your Heart Health
Researchers are now exploring different ways in which physicians can screen for heart troubles using a patient's fingers.
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Why You May Want To Avoid Eating Hot Rice
Rice can have many health benefits. However, there's a good reason you may not want to eat rice while it's still hot. Here's what you should know.
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How To Choose Which Type Of Band-Aid To Use
Learn to choose the perfect Band-Aid for everything from a sliced finger to road rash -- and how to get the right fit on your knees, fingers, and toes.
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We're Most Likely To Have A Heart Attack At This Time Of Day
According to research, you're more likely to suffer from a heart attack in the morning because of higher stress hormone levels. Here's how to reduce your risk.
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