Why You Should Never Spray Perfume In Your Hair
A spritz of perfume can offer a boost of confidence on a first date or during a job interview. However, applying it to your hair may not be the best thing.
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How To Know If You Have A Food Allergy Or An Intolerance
Food allergies and intolerances can be hard to distinguish. In this interview, biochemist Dr. Hart explains how to tell them apart.
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What Does It Mean When Cancer Is In Remission?
When it comes to cancer, doctors carefully choose to use the term remission. This is typically done because being in remission covers a wide range of results.
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Is It Safe To Take Estrogen During Pregnancy?
Estrogen supplements can be prescribed to pregnant women or those trying to conceive. However, the million-dollar question is if it's actually safe.
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Eating These Foods Can Give You Nightmares
Many people have nightmares on a weekly basis. What some may not know is that certain foods may increase the chance of having them. Here's what you should know.
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Are Foot Peel Masks Beneficial?
Nowadays, some are using foot peel masks for a number of reasons. However, there are some factors to consider before you begin slathering them on your feet.
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What Is Antibacterial Deodorant And Is It Right For You?
Nowadays, different products are sold to keep underarm odor at bay. However, antibacterial deodorant is a bit different than what some may be used to.
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How To Deal With A Tricky Eyelid Skin Tag
While skin tags can be found between folds of skin, some can grow on or near the eyelid. Luckily, there are ways to get around the skin tag.
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How To Naturally Boost Your Blood Platelets
Apart from red and white blood cells, platelets are critical to blood composition. If you have low platelet count, here are some tips to boost them at home.
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What Is Stimming And What Does It Mean?
How someone goes about stimming may look a bit different to a person who has never seen it. However, it doesn't mean it's a negative trait to be concerned with.
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Why You Should Never Share A Bar Of Soap
While in the shower, whether at home or visiting a friend, we may reach for the bar of soap. However, you may want to think twice before sharing soap bars.
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Healthier Food Options At Subway
To help you narrow your options to some of the best possible picks at Subway, we've put together this list of healthier choices you can make on your next trip.
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What's People's Go-To Electrolyte Drink Brand?- Health Digest Survey
To find out which electrolyte drink brand people prefer most, we asked Health Digest readers to vote for their go-to beverage out of five answer options.
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Can You Manage High Blood Pressure Without Medication?
If you're diagnosed with hypertension, there's a lot you can do at home to control the blood pressure -- primarily by adopting a healthier lifestyle.
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Gargling Salt Water Has More Benefits Than You Think
Mom was right all along when she said gargling with salt water can help a sore throat. And the old home remedy comes along with many more health benefits.
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What Does It Mean When You Have Swollen Gums Around One Tooth?
With dental care, the focus tends to be on the teeth themselves -- but your gums shouldn't be overlooked. Here's what swelling around one tooth may mean.
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Beauty Treatments That May Not Be Safe For Darker Skin Tones
Not all skin types react to beauty treatments the same way. There may be a difference in how a person's skin color interacts with certain treatments.
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Ingredients You Should Always Look For In Eczema Treatment Products
Eczema can be treated with various over-the-counter and prescription medications. Here's what to look for -- and avoid -- to solve your itchy skin woes.
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Can A Common Food Dye Found In Popular American Snacks Lead To Digestive Problems?
A new study suggests a link between the consumption of a popular red food colorant, known as Allura Red AC -- or Red 40 -- and increased risk of gut disorders.
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How Your COVID Outcomes Can Vary Based On Prior Infections Versus Vaccination
After contracting COVID, the body seems to become immune to the virus for a time. How is the severity of infection affected by previous infections or vaccines?
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The Side Effects Of Losing Your Sense Of Smell
Losing your sense of smell can be scary, and it comes with a host of side effects.
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Why Limiting Your Coffee Intake Can Be Beneficial If You Have Severe Hypertension
If you have severe hypertension, you'll want to pay attention to what you eat and drink. Here's what a new study says about coffee and your blood pressure.
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Health Digest Survey: What's People's Favorite Way To Exercise Outdoors?
Running, walking, swimming, biking, or hiking? In an exclusive survey, Health Digest readers shared their favorite way to exercise in the great outdoors.
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What Vital Proteins Can And Can't Do For You
Just how effective are Vital Proteins supplements, and what exactly can they do for you? Here's what you can and can't expect if you start taking them.
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Myths You Should Stop Believing About COPD
COPD is a common chronic lung disease that develops due to an accumulation of exposure to toxins. Myths abound about the disease, and we're here to dispel them.
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Do Condoms Cause Cancer?
There may be risks associated with using a condom, including an allergic reaction to latex. However, some wonder if cancer could be among the risks.
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Is Alkaline Water Better Than Plain Water?
Various types of water are becoming more popular than others. One example is alkaline water. But is it really all that special, and what are the benefits?
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